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    Silent Activism Essay

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    Activism: The policy or action of vigorous campaigning to bring about political or social change. That is what activism is. Many things go into activism such as social media, vocal power, purpose, evidence & opinion, and finally knowledge on the topic. At the moment I am going to talk about the social media portion. Before you ask why I named this essay “Silent” Activism, let me tell you. Activism is nowhere near silent. In order to be a real activist you have to be loud for your cause. What I…

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    Has social media truly impacted activism? This is a question Malcolm Gladwell answers In his article, “Small Changes”. Gladwell pushes back the notion that social media has helped us become better organizers of protests than we’ve been before and that sites such as twitter are accountable for the surges of uprisings we’ve been experiencing. The core of his argument is that internet activism, while having reinvented social activism, is inefficient in regards to challenging the status quo, and I…

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    social activism has a bigger and more direct impact on the people, but what about the numbers of people that can be reached by it. Gladwell solely focused on quality, but never mentioned quantity. What if the person expected to influence lives half away across the world. You couldn’t just travel there and back way back in the past, but today you can. Thanks to social media and applications like Skype and Snapchat. You can talk to and see people live from anywhere around the world. Social…

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    is far easier when individuals are at a transition point, where their social networks and existing habits have been disrupted, leaving greater room for civic participation and activism. Whereas there is a widespread belief that young people are largely inactive…

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    community involvement, and empowerment through online platforms for social groups. Social media activism—as seen in the Ozgecan Aslan case against gender-based violence in Turkey on Twitter—and YouTube—transitioning from amateur to professional, revenue-targeted content—depict how participatory culture has revolutionized the way new ideas are exposed. In particular, the Ozgecan Aslan social media activism movement has effectively fostered tangible political and social change in the Turkish…

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    through activism is key to preventing such marginalization in the first place. In our world and current political climate, political activism ha never been more important; our country has transformed into a polarized reality that is constantly being influenced by politics, and to make a real, lasting change in the world, one must become involved. For a brighter future, where unity rather than division, equality rather than oppression, are daily occurrences rather than miracles, political…

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    Deep Web Analysis

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    mentioned, the public sphere is an important political tool in democratic society because it gives citizens the power to influence political action. In consideration of Internet studies, the subject of subcultures will be analyzed, identifying Internet activism as a major contribution to the influence of political action. The organization WikiLeaks will show how the Deep…

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    Activism Seay Analysis

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    In the discussion of #activism, one controversial issue has been that awareness on social media can create changes. On the one hand, Seay argues that awareness does not create changes. On the other hand, Carr contends that social media can bring attention that would eventually cause changes. When we look at this discussion at a whole, it shows us that not everyone realized the changes that social media actually has. My own view is that it gives more opportunity for underprivileged groups to…

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    Passionate Teen Activism

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    Have you ever thought of how kids your age make a huge impact of things you do every day. Teen activism is teens who have made a cause in there community and stop at nothing to fix it by using outlets such as social media to spread their cause. Also, fighting for making a better difference in the community but can’t do it alone. One thing Teen activist need is money to spread the cause and pay for expenses., time ,resources,and passion to fix there cause.Teen activist have to be confident and…

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    that were removed from everyday society and that had, as far as they were aware, been generally uninvolved and seperate from the American heterosexual population. This view began to change due to the highly visible and frequently reported political activism of a community comprised of articulate, educated young men and women that formed groups such as ACT UP and other, resulting organisations like TAG. (Gould, 2009) ACT UP, and and it’s leaders changed the face of LGBTQ public relations in the…

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