that they received the list of "forbidden" words and phrases during an official meeting on Thursday, December 14. There were seven items on the list in total: “vulnerable,” “entitlement,” “diversity,” “transgender,” “fetus,” “evidence-based” and “science-based.” The analyst (who spoke anonymously withThe Post I think the number one thing that my favorite YouTubers all do is find a way to talk honestly. That when you are looking in the camera, I feel like you are looking at me, and I feel like you care about me. I don't feel like you're being dismissive of me or condescending to me, but that you're taking me seriously. I think that, especially for a lot of young people, they don't get that feeling very often in the world of media. They are often dismissed and they are often condescended to, and I think that's one of the reasons that they love their favorite YouTubers. It's because they're taken seriously and their power and their agency is acknowledged. That's my favorite thing about online fandoms.Related: Speaking of dark, Chanel #10 – the one with the extra-long intestines – is walking in the shadowy hallway later that evening while talking on the phone.Of course Alvarado is just one of several Olympic athletes finding a way to make their voices heard despite efforts to depoliticize the international event. On the first day of the Games,as the AP reported