@SophiaBellaBoo Thanks for posting this! Growing old is something we can't stop, and we know that it's coming, so why not embrace it! I definitely want to be a happy senior one day! #usujcom2010
This is one of my all-time favorite quotes! I think it applies strongly to our online presence too. We need to make sure that we aren't mindlessly putting out more information than we are taking in! #usujcom2010
@BrynnePeak This is one issue that has bugged me my whole entire life! Women are so often pegged as emotional when that isn't the case. People are emotional. Some are less, some are more, but why should it matter? #usujcom2010
HuffPost published an article on the importance of people of color and women being represented in the media. Along with those, shouldn't there be better representation for all ages, sexualities, abilities, and so much more? #usujcom2010
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@DaedanO A good chunk of men in society do not fit into the bubble of toxic masculinity. Assuming that all men need to change is wrong. Instead of calling for this change, it's better to educate. Stereotypes shouldn't define a whole population of people.#usujcom2010
Does anybody else remember the pink toy aisle? This article says toys are more gender divided today than 50 years ago. What should we do about this? Should parents stop buying gender-specific toys? Should we teach kids about gender stereotypes?#usujcom2010 https://t.co/rufax7P2ce
@kipchesney I doubt that native advertising will become controlled by law in the near future. Educating people about the danger of native advertising is key. Some people know that it's there, but they don't recognize that bias is hiding behind the ad. This needs to change! #usujcom2010
A recent TED Radio Hour about Bias & Perception included a talk by Yassmin Abdel-Magied. She wants people to recognize their unconscious bias. Is this possible? Is unconscious bias a bad thing, or do we just need to be more aware of our bias?#usujcom2010 https://t.co/NkOUATjOgF
@SarahRayburn7 One of the key things to do while teaching teens media literacy is to be honest with them. Let's make rising generations aware of both the good and bad that can come from media use. Let's teach them to be responsible for the content they both consume and create. #usujcom2010
A recent study found that Facebook users 65+ years old are more likely to share fake news than younger users. Is this true for other social media platforms? Do you think educating younger generations about fake news will help widen this gap?#usujcom2010
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@noble_alissa Hey Alissa! Family and friends play a huge role in my life as well! I do have to say that I'm from Northern Utah, and I don't even think I'll ever have enough coats! Ha! So good luck braving the snow! #usujcom2010