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As seen in: The New York Times, Complex, Complex UK, Vogue, Refinery29, Refinery29 UK, KCRW-FM (Santa Monica, CA), CR Fashion Book, The 405
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The Blonde Leading the Blonde: An Oral History of ‘Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion’

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By Keaton Bell Verified, Natalia Mantini
| Vogue Verified
Since Abbott and Costello first met Frankenstein, it’s been a grand cinematic tradition to place dim-witted duos in absurd scenarios, wind them up, and watch them go. The ’90s in particular had this genre in spades, with buddy comedies like Wayne’s World and Dumb & Dumber among the era’s biggest moneymakers. But when Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion came out in 1997, it went where few other major studio comedies had dared.
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Patia Borja: "Being a little Black girl on 4chan is probably what shaped my crass sense of humor"

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By Natalia Mantini
| CR Fashion Book Verified
By Photographed by Natalia Mantini Patia Borja is anything but reserved. She starts her day by posting ironic Facebook statuses and Twitter screenshots that get her 230,000 followers hot and bothered hours before the morning commuter rush in Manhattan. What else could you expect from a Cancer star sign? It's all in a day's work – whether it be posting about unfaithful men, hot breath, or raggedy lace-front wigs. Nothing is off limits once you step inside of Borja's self-named meme empire.
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Ich habe es satt, “exotisch“ genannt zu werden! 8 Latinx erzählen ihre Geschichte

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By Kelsey Castañon Verified, Natalia Mantini, Christine Nicholson, Alana Wright, Louisa Cannell, Elisabeth Kochan
| Refinery29 Verified
Wie viele Latinx musste auch Luna Diaz, eine 21-jährige Verkäuferin aus New York, erst lernen, sich eine eigene Identität zu erschaffen – fernab des verbreiteten Stereotyps der kurvigen Cis-Frau mit dunklen Haaren, dunklen Augen und starkem Akzent. „Schon mein ganzes Leben werde ich von Weißen sexualisiert. Ich wurde schon gebeten, beim Sex Spanisch zu sprechen, und als “exotisch“ bezeichnet“, sagt sie.
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