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This document discusses the impact of social media on social justice movements. It argues that social media has helped ignite rises in social justice by globalizing awareness and giving people power to influence politicians. Social media allows information to spread widely and quickly, meaning minor scandals can seriously impact leaders and forcing them to conform to shifting public attitudes. Once isolated injustices now receive worldwide attention through social media, applying greater pressure to solve problems. The combination of widespread social media mentions and poor corporate responses have cost companies billions in damages. By holding leaders accountable and spreading information, social media is changing societies and helping push for greater human rights and equality.
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- 1. Warmth of a Noose Ipk 90901 via flickr
- 2. Over 9,000,000,000 animals are kept in inhumane conditions, to ultimately be slaughtered for human consumption annually, in the USA alone Meat Atlas, Heinrich Böll Foundation and Friends of the Earth Europe, 2014, p. 15. Stephan Geyer via flickr
- 3. Annual CO2 Emissions – 35,599,000,000,000 kg http://co2now.org/Current-CO2/CO2-Now/global-carbon-emissions.html DaiLuo via flickr
- 4. Esperanza A Greenpeace ship via flickr http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/earth-talks-daily-destruction/ Over 80,000 acres of rainforest alone are being destroyed each day. As a result, approximately 50,000 species die each year.
- 5. Holocaust (non-military death toll) - 17,000,000 Donald L. Niewyk; Francis R. Nicosia (2000). The Columbia Guide to the Holocaust. Columbia University Press. p. 45. ISBN 978-0-231-11200-0. Cezary Borysiuk via flickr
- 6. At its peak, 50,000 whales were killed annually for various reasons. Despite commercial whaling being banned since 1986 by the IWC, activities continue to persist Francis, Daniel. "Whaling". The Canadian Encyclopedia. Historica Dominion Institute. Retrieved May 16, 2010 Steven connors via flickr
- 7. Since receiving the title as the dominant species on the planet, man has plundered for centuries and millennia with relatively insignificant opposition to the status quo. It is not only the recent demonstrations that have tainted our society, but ones engraved deep into our roots. Stefano Corso via flickr
- 8. Lars Hammar via flickr Until recent history, opposing the State frequentl y meant an abrupt end to life
- 9. Pascal Pollei via flickr A veil of unreason, unjust in its nature was on the prey
- 10. David Grimes via flickr And though descendants are still strong in presence
- 11. Wally Gobetz via flickr Humanity begins to prevail (Jackie Robinson, first African American professional baseball player)
- 12. David Tomic via flickr What has helped to ignite the rise of social justice?
- 13. Rosaura Ochoa via flickr The globalization of social media and human awareness
- 14. Azi Paybarah via flickr Social media has the power to cripple politicians and leaders from even the most paltry of scandals
- 15. Duncan Hull via flickr In a race where one is grasping for instant public approval, while information is becoming continuously more accessible, a large emphasis is being placed on conforming to public attitudes
- 16. Nina Matthews via flickr “If it had happened anywhere else, this would be the world's biggest story” -- CNN Once, a kidnapping of 230 African school girls would have went relatively unnoticed globally. As articles trend throughout the world, support is attracted and a greater pressure to achieve results is seen
- 17. Todd Sanders via flickr “@BP_America Im avoiding your pumps like the black plague..” – dradik27 The combination of millions of mentions a day across social media platforms and an incompetent corporate response helped contribute to over an estimated $40,000,000,000.00 in oil spill damages http://www.kullin.net/2010/05/bp-oil-spill-and-social-media/
- 18. Peter Lee via flickr Through persistence and heart, social media has been, and can continue to change the landscape of our race. As we continue to hold our leaders more and more accountable, we break free of the shackles that have bound the betterment of humanity
- 19. Niklas Wikstrom via flickr And as insignificant as it may seem, in todays society, the push of a button may make all the difference…
- 20. ccho via flickr