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She said this reminded her of research around the tendency for Latinos to individualize their experiences instead of seeing them as racially unjust.

As a VTuber — that is, virtual YouTuber — Mariya is part of a movement, one led by those weaned on Japanese animation who are now finding ways to make fantasy world-building feel individualized and personal.

“The record reflects that the challenged grant terminations were likely performed en masse, without individualized analysis, and without providing grantees with reasoned explanation for the terminations,” Lin said in her order.

“These are very individualized things,” said Dr. Mark Olfson, a psychiatrist at Columbia University.

On April 9, Trump did back off, announcing a 90-day pause to provide time for individualized bilateral negotiations.