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Fashion & Beauty

Define Beauty: STFU (Shut The Fuck Up)

Internet comments uncensored

By providing a low-risk communication platform to anyone with a WiFi connection, the internet has brought to light the darker—sometimes crueler— side of human nature. In Names They Give Me, Marie Schuller uses footage of dancer Remy Fox, known for her provocative performance style and unapologetic approach to female sexual empowerment, to contrast with the voices of the trolls that litter comments across her social media.

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Define Beauty: STFU (Shut The Fuck Up)

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