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InThe Irregular ReportbyThe Irregular Report by Irregular Labs·Jun 7, 2019The Illusion of Scarcity: Supreme, Fluid Values, and DropsSupreme has mastered the art of creating — and maintaining — customer hype. By Megan, 20, Baltimore
InThe Irregular ReportbyThe Irregular Report by Irregular Labs·May 29, 2019The Business of CommitmentThe question of family-making is similarly fraught for Gen Zs who are facing increasing political, environmental, and economic precarity…
InThe Irregular ReportbyThe Irregular Report by Irregular Labs·May 25, 2019True Work-Life FluidityThe boundaries of where we work and when we work have never been less defined.
InThe Irregular ReportbyThe Irregular Report by Irregular Labs·May 21, 2019Past Trash: The Future of RetailBuying second hand and vintage clothing is a far more sustainable option than shopping at most fast fashion retailers.
InThe Irregular ReportbyThe Irregular Report by Irregular Labs·May 19, 2019In a World of HackersHow hacking can act as a moral guide.
InThe Irregular ReportbyThe Irregular Report by Irregular Labs·May 14, 2019All Hail the King: Alan Belmont, the First US Trans Prom KingWhen I found out I won, the crowd was cheering, and I knew they really supported me and were looking out for me.
InThe Irregular ReportbyThe Irregular Report by Irregular Labs·May 13, 2019The Importance of Genderless BeautyWhen it comes to makeup, the binary is suffocating. By Zah, 22, New York City.
InThe Irregular ReportbyThe Irregular Report by Irregular Labs·May 12, 2019Why My Phone Makes Me PossibleThey are key learning tools for survival and education in other parts of the world. By Zuriel, 16, Los Angeles.
InThe Irregular ReportbyThe Irregular Report by Irregular Labs·May 10, 2019Cry Baby: Weaponizing our EmotionsFrom a young age, I believed my tears would invalidate my strength. By Tanya, 24, London.