There is something strangely ritualistic about internet scandals. They arrive suddenly, detonate loudly, fracture communities, spawn memes and threads and think pieces, and then, slowly, settle into the sediment of online history. When a new one breaks, people rarely experience it as something entirely new. Instead, they reach backward, searching for a precedent, a template,Continue reading “The Echo of Controversy: How Lacari Became the New Vaush in the Internetâs Cycle of Scandals”