The distinction between a community that is not marginalized lies in the experiences and challenges faced by marginalized communities. Hashtags that highlight marginalized communities aim to shed light on their unique struggles & amplify their voices
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#AsianInjustice can be used to highlight the various forms of discrimination, stereotypes, and injustices faced by Asian communities. By using this hashtag, people can contribute to the broader conversation surrounding the marginalization of Asian communities
#ClimateClock The climate clock is a sight to see in New York City near Union Square Park. It is a countdown reminding us of the limited time to combat climate change. It displays real-time data and urges action to prevent irreversible consequences.
Social Network sites are popular platforms for socializing and sharing information. However, they can be used to raise awareness about climate change and mobilize action. By leveraging these platforms as Boyd says, individuals can inspire collective action.
The hashtag #sexualrevolution refers to the 1960s and 1970s when norms were challenged, promoting sexual freedom, contraception, and a more inclusive view of sexual. It marked a shift towards greater openness and autonomy, shaping attitudes and relationships.
@leahdbriggs Hi Leah! I completely agree, hashtags such as MeToo definitely helped us keep people who thought they had power accountable and finally the powerless had the ball in their court.
@HuangXiening Hi Xiening! I also retweeted this tweet because I remember hearing about this empowerment from Gretchen when things were unfolding and this tweet definitely did a lot!
This tweet by Gretchen Carlson displaces the idea of slacktivism. The entirety of the #MeToo movement proves that slacktivism is untrue because social media posting and hashtags can most definitely make a wave if done throughly and thought-out!
7 years ago I jumped off the cliff to sue Roger Ailes for harassment @ Fox never thinking it would help ignite a movement, start @liftourvoices to help so many or pass 2 laws to stop coverups & silencing. I’ve come out 💪 & I’m just getting started. #liftourvoices#metoo
@hajikage Hi Alhaji! I completely agree, leaders should be able to set an example & network with those around them. Especially if you know the people you’re leading are watching, being able to effectively network and hold conversations with those that you think are important to is ideal!
@RandomBingley Hi Rachel! I completely agree, the ease of digital communication can be very powerful, however, if it’s not done properly it can definitely cause miscommunication or create problems. It’s similar to emojis, sometimes a message’s emotions come across better with the right emoji!
@JHElmasry Hi Jenna! Being intuitive and a quick, adaptable thinker work hand-in-hand which as you said allows for effective communication. Especially if a lot of that communication is done digitally, being able to quickly send out a message and have a game plan is vital. Great answer!
A digital leader should be empathetic and open-minded. They have to manage a diverse set of problems and individuals. A digital leader is the role model for those under them and they should be open to hearing feedback!
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@kokopuffs2325@MichelleObama I agree that the former first lady has amazing digital presence! She is definitely someone many look up to as a strong woman who’s done a lot and is known for her interests and what causes she supports especially education and healthy habits.
@KhaiPhi3 AOC is an amazing example of a leader with strong digital presence. The reason why so many people of the younger generations align their values with hers is because of how much influence she has on all platforms. I even remember watching her play among us during the pandemic!
@NickRoesch6 Hi Nick! Being an avid watcher of Hasan I completely agree with you with how being a Twitch streamer really gives him an online platform to reach and connect with a wide audience to spark discussions between viewers. Hasan actually went to Rutgers!