Diversify Your Feed: Instagram Accounts to Follow
If our Instagram feeds are reflections of ourselves, we want to like what we see. Instagram can be a place of great discovery, learning, inspiration. It can be a place to hear stories the mainstream media doesn't share. A place to grow, adapt, evolve.
But, much like humans, it has a shadow side. One where negativity spreads as fast as the positivity. Where self-harm is encouraged, eating disorders glamorised. Where, thanks to intelligent algorithms, minds can be altered, led down detrimental roads of thought (as well as enlightening and positive ones).
Come to the positive side - we have body inclusivity. We have exciting, creative independent thinkers. We have artists, activists, poets, educators. We have representation, we have truth. Switch up your Instagram feed and diversify it today - and allow yourself to grow.
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@werenotreallystrangers đź’ encourages introspective thought
@juicegurlsexed đź’ sex education
@shop_local_london đź’ local shops/cafes/restaurants to support in town
@alphachanneling đź’ shows the beauty of sexual expression, helps release shame about intimacy
@fashiontakesaction đź’ enlightens about fast vs slow fashion, thrifting inspiration
@theogould đź’ portraits of humans with stories
@thelearningstationproject đź’ free English classes for refugees and asylum seekers in London
@justice_forblacklives đź’ keep tabs on upcoming protests
@muslim đź’ Muslim news and content, great for allies
@earth đź’ natural beauty
@officialmillennialblack đź’ inspiring anti-racist and black-centric content
@blklivesmatter đź’ follow the fight
@salty.world đź’ disability, gender, sex representation
@blackandembodied đź’ weight, race, gender, sex, mental health realness
@unskinnyshero đź’ beautiful big bold being
@theslowfactory đź’ human rights and environmental inspiration
@ihartericka đź’ a good being to watch
@saint_lovie đź’ stylish, wise, author
@theconsciouskid đź’ how to raise a conscious child
@gottmaninstitute đź’ relationship advice
@duckiethot đź’ beautiful black model
@4frontproject đź’ fights back against injustice
@mikaelaloach đź’ climate justice activist
@___elomelo___ đź’ fashion stylist @eliana.chinea đź’ race real talk @queerbrownvegan đź’ environmental insights
@amazonfrontlines đź’ "working with indigenous peoples to defend their rights to land, life and cultural survival in the Amazon"
@labourbehindthelabel đź’ fashion activism, how to get involved
@blmldnmovement đź’ keep up with the movement's UK movements
@theblackcurriculum đź’ "We teach Black British History in schools and out of schools"
@iye.loves.life đź’ vegan recipes
@munroebergdorf đź’ transgender activist and icon
@blackinbritain đź’ black british culture bible: exhibitions, shows, movies etc
@theequalityinstitute đź’ equality, equality, equality for all
@professionalblackgirl đź’ beautiful black people content
@rinnyriot đź’ cheeky colourful wise art
@panafricanthought đź’ intellectual thought on race
@michelleobama đź’ utterly inspiring female
@comethinkbig đź’ legalize cannabis
@nowhitesaviors đź’ keeps your white ignorance in check
@aoc đź’ a good leader
@gurlstalk đź’ mental health support
@lizzobeeating đź’ beautiful big black bold conscious creator
@feminist đź’ intersectional feminism
@gaytimes đź’ gay news!
@galdemzine đź’ "perspectives of people of colour from marginalised genders"
@ndn.o đź’ reveals truths and represents common indigenous struggles and stories
@simplepolitics đź’ simplifies UK politics without clear bias
@monachalabi đź’ creates artistic charts that easily help us understand complicated stuff
@riseindigenous đź’ indigenous representation
@accordingtoweeze đź’ genius of real talk and reality checking
@razzledesigns đź’ affirmative and inspirational quotes
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