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spir-12019	Quick, Tyler	INFLUENCER CULTURE & ALGORITHMIC APARTHEID ON GAY INSTAGRAM	2021.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1425	79	48	For many reasons, white elites in Western metropolises are made more visible to Instagram users, even when others could conceivably fulfill their same representational function, troubling the notion that influencer status can be attained through an individual’s “labor” without algorithmic assistance. What this makes clear to me is that the algorithmic processes that mediate whose content is made visible in order to sate Instagram audiences’ scopophilic desires Image 1 conceptualize the supply and demand of homoerotic imagery in a manner that compounds existing social biases and further privileges the visibility of the white, Western, and wealthy gay person.	cache/spir-12019.pdf	txt/spir-12019.txt