Tre Vayne·Feb 27, 2021The Good Grief of WandaVisionHow the show is exploring a fresh take on grief, loneliness, and sanity
Tre Vayne·Jul 31, 2020One Year After the Leap of Faith365 days ago I dropped everything and moved to LA to pursue my dreams, now what?
InOneZerobyTre Vayne·Jun 10, 2020BLM Activists Devised a Brilliant Way to Raise Money From YouTube’s AdSenseClicktivism is having a RenaissanceA response icon3A response icon3
InOneZerobyTre Vayne·Mar 30, 2020Everyone on Periscope Is Livestreaming LonelinessIf a tree falls in a forest, and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?
Tre Vayne·Dec 30, 2019“Don’t F**k with Cats” Exposes a Peculiar Double Standard of Cyber JusticeIt was one of the most upsetting documentaries I’ve ever seen, and not just because of the heinous crimes.A response icon2A response icon2
Tre Vayne·Dec 20, 2019How A Cross-Country Train Trip Changed How I See AmericaSeeing is believing. Seeing is understanding.A response icon1A response icon1
InOneZerobyTre Vayne·Nov 22, 2019White Instagram Influencers Have Created a New Form of BlackfaceDigital media has spawned a pervasive, elusive performance that’s dangerous to Black cultureA response icon59A response icon59
Tre Vayne·Sep 5, 2019The Lost Art of Millennial BoastingYou’ve worked for it, no matter what that boomer tells you.
Tre Vayne·Jul 3, 2019Why I Still Celebrate the Fourth of July as a Black AmericanMy internal struggles of celebrating a country that doesn’t celebrate meA response icon3A response icon3
Tre Vayne·Jun 12, 201923 and WeI asked the same twenty-three questions to a group of people with varying racial, ethnic, and economic backgrounds, and the overlap and…A response icon1A response icon1