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Millie Bobby Brown is an English Emmy-nominated actress and model born in February 19, 2004. She rose to fame due to her role as Eleven in the Netflix science fiction drama series Stranger Things (2016) and in 20 April, 2018,  became the youngest person ever to be included on Time magazine's list of the world's 100 most influential people (IMDb, n.d.).

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During the first day of observation, the young actress posted this picture on her personal Instagram account in which we can see how she presents herself to the world, as an active person in tune with nature and although she has the like count hidden we can expect she received a lot of positive feedback considering her account has 56.5 million followers. This is further proved by the messages left in the comments by her own brands account and friends.

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On the second day she posted, the actress shared this image where she appears in her own sense of fashion, posing next to one of the shelves that display her personal brand of self-care products, providing her followers with a view towards the work she has been doing in the business area, next to her activities as an actress and model, while also receiving support from her friends and fans in the comments.

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In the last day of analysis, the actress posted this picture of herself and what she claims to be her "self-care Sunday" routine, where she once again is promoting her brand of self-care products, encouraging her followers to take care of their skin and face by taking advantage of the fact that it was National Self-Care day, as well as creating awareness of the importance of taking care of ourselves each day.

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Alex Honneth identifies 3 spheres of interaction, connected with 3 patterns of recognition: love, rights, and solidarity (Heidegren, 2004). In the case of Millie Bobby Brown’s account we can observe her struggle for recognition is channeled through this social media by presenting her “self” visually in the daily life activities she carries out that reflect her achievements, wheter from a healthy-lifestyle perspective and her own professional life achievements. In return she is granted the recognition on her person and identity as an influencer, through the love of her close friends and fans as positive feedback in her comments.
According to Alex Honneth’s studies this: “provides self-confidence as it is related to our emotions as they are being met by others…”. And this is part of the dynamics that Instagram provides to its content creators: the opportunity to share snippets of one’s personal lives and the platform to create interaction with others, thus creating a positive and diverse community (Instagram, n.d.). This is why, this platform in the optimal conditions (positive interactions and respecting the guidelines of the company) is widely popular for users to share their personal lifestyles as a medium of self-expression: “For it is only due to the cumulative acquisition of basic self-confidence, of self-respect, and of self-esteem… that a person can come to see himself or herself, unconditionally, as both an autonomous and an individuated being and to identify with his or her goals and desires”. (Honneth, 1995)

References:

IMDb. (n.d.). Millie Bobby Brown. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5611121/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm

Instagram. (n.d.). Community Guidelines. Retrieved from: https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser

Honneth, A. (1995). The Struggle for Recognition: The Grammar of Social Conflicts. Cambridge: Polity.

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Montero Lamar Hill is a 22 year old rapper, singer, songwriter, and media personality. He gained his fame with the release of his country rap single, Old Town Road in 2019 and is the first openly LGBTQ+ black artist to win a Country Music Association award.

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During the first day of the analysis, LisNasX tweeted about the politicial situation of the USA, specifically of the age the people in the power have. This shows that even tough he is an artist he concerns about that the actual reforms and laws are getting the US backwards. As he is a very famous person, the weight of this words are heavier than most of the people and was shown as he got almost 41 thousand retweets.

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In the second day of the analysis, a post about how the pride month was ending and with this the visibility of the LGBTQ+ community. Even if this was covered with a metaphor the message that he was transmitting about how the people that are part of this community are not seen as people, but as merchandize for the companies and politicians to make profit from. Problem that more people are aware of and try to help stopping it, just as LilNasX

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During the last day, he posted about how you should not close yourself to new people and bonds in your life, because you will never know what new learnings and experiences they will bring with them.

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In the case of LilNasX we can see that he present the problems that he is struggling with and some with he had struggled in the past as for people to be identified with and in return he might not feel the only person that is not having this problem and in the three posts above there are three problems that can be cataloged in the three spheres of interaction of Alex Honnet (love, rights, and solidarity) . In Twitter, the author is able to interact with people who may or may not share the same ideas as you from a certain topic, helping you to expand the knowledge you have with the varied opinions so that you can interact in a more respective and inclusive form.

References:

IMDb. (n.d.). Lil Nas X.
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm10624020/bio

Honneth, A. (1995). The Struggle for Recognition: The Grammar of Social Conflicts. Cambridge: PolityHonneth, A. (1995). The Struggle for Recognition: The Grammar of Social Conflicts. Cambridge: Polity.

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She is a fashion beauty and lifestyle influencer from Texas. With 493.1k followers, she talks about brands and marketing inclusivity in beauty. She gained her fame with videos making reviews and consciousness about dark shades in foundations.

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In this post, she talks about how people with darker skin have to get makeup in a higher price. She wrote " No justification for this, Makeup should be accesible for people with darker complexions" It had 29.5M views and 6.3M likes. We can se how she reflects what people feel and makes awareness to the rest of the world.

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She again stated that people usually tell dark skin complexion people to order their shades online, but she expresses that even though the brand promises to be inclusive and creates shades for everyone is not true, since she ordered a shade that "supposedly" matched her tone but it didn't , she wrote " Inclusivity is truly the bare minimum"

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In this post, she posted about some brands that value inclusivity and practice it, tried some shades that truly matched and were real about being a dark shade. As a matter of fact, brands' marketing usually promise people to have the perfect shade but it is usually a lie, and in this post she talked about it.

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According to Charles Taylor's approach, in this case Golloria claims for the cultural identity of the black community, as a minority group. With the help of social media, she demands for recognition to this underprivileged group, since Taylor expresses that there is a need for recognition present in political activities, like race movements, and that such demand lies in the relationship it has with identity, since this is partly shaped by the absence of recognition that this social group suffer in relation to the racism executed by brands and marketing about beauty. Also, Golloria's work done via Tik Tok is very important for the person's self-esteem, since "a person's understanding of who they are, of their fundamental characteristics as a human being" (Taylor, 1994). In addition, taking into account Taylor's Politics of Recognition, Golloria looks for equal dignity, rights and entitlements for black people, as well as common citizenship with the rest of the society. However, she also seeks for their social recognition as part of their uniqueness. "Dominant groups tend to entrench their hegemony by inculcating an image of inferiority in the subjugated" (Taylor, 1994); that is what Golloria want to erradicate, and instead of, she promotes and aims to live in an equal society.

References:

Honneth, A. (1995). The Struggle for Recognition: The Grammar of Social Conflicts. Cambridge: Polity.