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    The Language of Activism: A Rhetorical Analysis on the Advertisement of Greenpeace Stressing the importance of media for social movements has long become a cliché now. Particularly in the contemporary society, where approximately three billion people worldwide have access to the Internet (Internet Live Stats, 2014), and 58 percent of adult Americans use social networking services (Duggan, Ellison, Lampe, Lenhart, & Madden, 2015), the effective utilization of media is the key to success of a…

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    power to make an impact on policies relevant to the Latino community. This can happen through active participation in the electoral process, but also through involvement in educational programs, grassroots political organization, and other forms of activism. Again, education becomes important here as it aims to enable households discover emancipatory potential in their everyday struggle for survival. In the context of civil rights movements, activists frequently staged “consciousness raising”…

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    AVID Mission Statement

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    AVID Mission Statement My childhood was spent with four women. They constructed a space for me that was void of the manacles of racial standards, an expanse free for me to roam and wallow freely in its immaculate glory. As i endeavored to America, this space shrunk further and further until it had transformed into a cramped chamber. For the first time, I had to grapple with what it meant to be black, to have your skin’s pigment be brimmed with melanin. The concept of race was vehemently…

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    Diversity In Art

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    minority of its members, garner success because of their skin color and gender rather than their actual talent? Action and innovation have been the elements necessary to progress art itself forward and develop truly worthwhile art movements. Social activism, not only in the industry but by the artists themselves, is needed for change to happen to break down the barriers of preconceived thought that we have before us. We need to understand how the perpetuation of stereotypes only hurts the…

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    speak for women's rights, but this was not always easy, often these ideals went unrecognized in Rwanda. Valens is still promoting women's rights and in 2010 he received the Pearsons award. This shows why Valens Ntamushobora plays a big part in teen activism and is an important part in the battle for women's rights in…

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    that they work would be seriously considered in the long run or even if people are willing to acknowledge that the protest and resolution to the problem even accorded. After all, there is a saying in that you can’t trust everything you read on the internet. In conclusion, hacktivism is not a legitimate form of civil disobedience. Hacktivism cannot be universalized because it would severally damage the protection of information. It is also not a public activity, as one can become a…

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    I have participated in something similar to a smart mob I helped raise money for the American Heart Association an event called Jump Rope for Heart the proceeds were for people with Heart Disease. I have not used technology to promote a cause. Technology does provide an advantage to collective action and social movement because as technology has grown people are now able to text and make a group chat so that everyone is involved. Some examples of past social movements that might have benefited…

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    Slacktivism Analysis

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    communicates today. It is a big part of our life these days. The new tools of social media have reinvented social activism. They make it easier for the powerless to give voice to their concerns. The impact of online movements has been substantial since the introduction of the internet. With the ever-growing medium of social media, internet activism has reached the forefront of the internet. The opportunity for wide-scale, online social participation has increased. Although when current issues…

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    Slacktivism is a portmanteau of the words slacker and activism. Slacktivism can be defined as the act of showing support for a cause but only truly being beneficial to the egos of people participating in this so-called activism. Slacktivist activities include signing Internet petitions, joining a community organization without contributing to the organization's efforts, copying and pasting of social network statuses or messages or altering one's personal data or avatar on social network services…

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    Social Activism A historian named Robert Darnton once said, “The marvels of communication technology in the present have produced a false consciousness about the past—even a sense that communication has no history, or had nothing of importance to consider before the days of television and the Internet” (Gladwell). This quote does an excellent job of showing what social networking sites have ultimately caused in today’s world. In today’s day and age people are using the internet all the time for…

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