If you ask why accountability is relevant to alternative fashion or any niche community you’ll find value in this article so please sit and read with me for a while.

No specific race or ethnicity is ‘inferior’ or ‘superior’. People should not have to be told they only look pretty or have talents that only one race/ethnicity is better at because they have “x” racial/ethnicity within them. To destroy internalized racism has to start with the root of the problem which is believing that people of different races and ethnicities are meant to be pigeonholed into specific mindsets, values, looks, etc. 

In an attempt to assimilate with my all-white friend group in a politically conservative area, I found myself echoing a lot of the rhetoric I now denounce.

We need to talk about surviving Software Development while looking cute as fluff" This is something I don't think we talk about enough, we just accept that people have more freedom in office cultures than we did before, and rarely conversate further than that in public forum

Kyra is the owner and founder of Bibelot Rose, which is a one-stop lolita resource for inspiration, information, and shopping. She is a lifestyle lolita and has been in the fashion since 2018. She loves to get creative and try out new combinations for coords and hopes to inspire others to do the same.

Momo Kumo is a Kawaii Mom and Mental Health Advocate from Pennsylvania. She has made her positive pastel lifestyle a reality, by taking one day at a time with self-love and acceptance.

I'm going to show you what poverty feels like, what it looks like, and how it changes your thinking.

Exploring a journey through Jfashion and acceptance