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This tiktoker is a Native American woman who brings social recognition to her community by making tiktoks explaining her heritage, culture and way of living to the world to help people better understand her community. This is why it is a perfect example of Charles Taylor's theory of the struggle for recognition because this is a minority trying to claim their cultural identity.

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It's enough SLICES 🇨🇦!!!!  #canada #inuit #indigenous #firstpeoples #native #nativetiktok

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@shinanova
It's enough SLICES 🇨🇦!!!! #canada #inuit #indigenous #firstpeoples #native #nativetiktok
♬ original sound - TheNeedleTok

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This is a video by a tiktoker named Dora Moono Nyambe who has made it her life's mission help the vulnerable people of her community such as children, women, elderly and the sick. They way she achieves this is by creating tiktoks that bring social recognition to the extreme empoverished states of the community and raises money to be able to build safehouses, public schools, local hospital and better access to safe drinkable water. Therefore, this is a perfect example of frasers theory between recognition and redistribution.

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It never gets old for me too. I cry every time! Thank you for supporting in changing so many lives. 🥺

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@doramoononyambe
It never gets old for me too. I cry every time! Thank you for supporting in changing so many lives. 🥺
♬ nhạc nền - 𝓛𝓲𝓽𝓽𝓵𝓮 - 𝓛𝓲𝓽𝓽𝓵𝓮

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Axel Honneth explains how it is important for people's self-esteem that others recognize them. For this reason, I chose this post among many others as an example, because you can see the support that the post receives, as well as the love and pride that the young man has for his sister. In addition to the issue of supporting gay rights, it shows solidarity on your part by supporting this cause.

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This video is one of many that were made in response to the murder of George Floyd by the use of excessive by a police officer. This is a perfect example of Honneth's theory that social recognition is related to social conflicts that are triggered to by injury and disrespect.

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@lovethatjourneyforme
#blacklivesmatter #seattlepd #seattle #amplifyblackvoices #blackvoicesmatter #raiseyourvoice #listen #change #georgefloyd #protest #breonnataylor
♬ original sound - Michael Zetterberg

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According to Fraser, recognition is a matter of self-realization and it is clear that there are people who are being excluded from inclusion due to something external that they cannot change, and it is in fact on the YouTube platform that it is possible to find people who, despite having disabilities, have been rewarded with support from people in the community, achieving social recognition despite suffering from a situation that they are unable to control.

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In this topic, in some cases the pro-life label the pro-abortion as murderers and establish the lack of respect and hate they have for them. So what Fraser says about discrimination can be identified by reading the different arguments of pro-life denying the opinion of others because of what they believe in.

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This tweet is an example of what we can find on social networks regarding the issue of abortion.
With Charles Taylor's approach, we can see that the people who comment on the subject seek to represent a position (pro, anti or electoral) and defend it above the opinion of others. Therefore, they define themselves and others by judging the position they choose.

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For the human being to feel fulfilled it is necessary to have recognition according to Honneth, the 3 patterns he mentions (love, rights and solidarity) can be observed in a certain way in Youtube as a social media, since here there are those who spend their time entertaining other people showing the love they have for what they do, showing that despite having some different status, in the end we are all human and have equal rights and there are many people who value and recognize those who create their content being supportive and showing solidarity to these people.

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After observing various posts in a social media as Youtube, it was possible to notice how people try to get a status through entertainment, and through this, people are interested in the videos of those who are committed to this. By having many people following you, the platform gives you certain recognitions for this achievement, this way gaining social recognition, it could be said that the platform has a policy of difference according to Taylor's perspective, and not necessarily obtain more rights than some people, but those who have more subscribers are benefited with recognition and awards from Youtube unlike those who don't.