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jose we love you

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this was good, but you should've used Kony2012

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Overview About "Protesters At San Diego Comic Con"

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Overview About "Protesters At San Diego Comic Con"

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An enormous group of people gather at the Comic Con event every year  San Diego and come to see if they can get the attention  of those around them and bring them to their side. Many people represent God, Satan, Sharknado, Edgar Wright, and at this event as mentioned above, there are counter protests such as "Jesus Freaks" versus "Satan's Minions" and other people

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"When you don’t learn the history of your people and don’t read their literature, when all you read and learn is white and Western and male, and so very different from anything you’ve ever known and loved, you inevitably begin to believe that you are less than. You learn that in order to succeed, you have to assimilate to a culture that is not your own and does not welcome you, no matter what you do." "When I’ve tried to explain this to white people, some get it (thank you allies), but some have responded with “I don’t see color when I read. I see the story. I see humanity.” I don’t have that luxury. I cannot unsee myself." These are quotes from Vanessa Martir, the author of "Writers of Color Need Something More". She is saying that she needs more people of different ethnicities and backgrounds to help the spread of cultural diffusion and gain a better understanding of other races.

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Reading both articles from Gladwell and the one mentioned above, shows me that traditional activism is the best way to go if change is either needed or wanted

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Reading both articles, by Gladwell and the one mentioned above, #weneeddiversebooks, has showed me that Social Media activism is only really used for small things such as needing new books and trying to do these things quicker. As mentioned by Gladwell in his article, it is extremely easy to just wiggle ones own fingers and send a tweet or a message but has the difficult task of attempting to make an effect. The creators of the hash tag say that they need more and new diverse writers to help introduce new cultures to younger kids, but the only thing that they are doing is starting a "popular" trend of people agreeing with this, yet no one is making the move or initiating the next step into implementing this. The exact opposite occurs in Traditional Activism.

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Every year at SDCC, Christian proselytizers and counter-protesters gather outside of the convention to battle for the hearts and minds of the nerds attending.  Shannon Dove: "We came here because the “Jesus freaks” really like to come here, and they don’t spread the word of love – so that’s what we’re doing. I’m a gay Christian. I’ve always been told that it isn’t OK for me to be gay and be a Christian, but that’s what I’ve always been. No one can stop my personal relationship to Jesus Christ and God." Joe Gaona: We’re not protesting actually. The Bible tells us to go out and preach the good news – though they’re here to have a good time and enjoy their lives on Earth, we’re here to remind them that all these things will pass away. Eddie Stemski: decided to create a “Hail Satan” sign for the sake of “balance.” Stemski told me that “they’re shitting on everybody. People came here for a good time, and they’re over here condemning people. It’s just frustrating and annoying.” “It’s about our free speech man!” Loww added.

Read More At: (http://www.bleedingcool.com/2014/07/26/jesus-satan-godzilla-and-galactus-the-protesters-at-san-diego-comic-con/)

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Another example is #WeneedDiverseBooks and #SupportWNDB hashtags created by a group of writers who were concerned about the lack of diverse representation of protagonists in books. Because of the hashtag campaign, a website dedicated to diversity in literature was launched, and the #WeNeedDiverseBooks organization was a part of the BookCon Diversity Panel, which was held on May 31, 2014 in New York City. It is an ongoing project with a goal and a group of people dedicated to bring about change in literature. (source: http://www.patheos.com/blogs/altmuslim/2014/10/the-case-for-social-media-and-hashtag-activism/) and (http://weneeddiversebooks.tumblr.com/)

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1. Gladwell is explaining to his audience that though it may be easy to say a few words and a hash tag isn't  "meeting" the requirements needed for a successful protest. The people participating in this new revolution, show no sign of true interests in wanting something to be done about an issue they are passionate about.

2. When Gladwell says "making it easier for the powerless", he makes it sound like they are fragile beings that don't have enough courage to get something that is needed to get done but choose not to do it. He's saying that these "weak" people use technology to help get messages and ideas around the world without adding no effort whatsoever thinking that they are going to make a change.
Both of these styles are proving to be effective in the case of showing that Social Media Activism doesn't really work.

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1. Gladwell uses tone in his works to show that the Civil Rights Movement was a matter of fact kind of thing. Its more of it did happen rather that it would've happened.

2. He states that doing this kind of activism is risky and that mostly there will be sacrifices made, but at the same time, he is also stating the better side of this which helped this movement move along.

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Media activism is a category of activism that uses media and other technologies for social and political movements.

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Great action or involvement for achieving political or other goals, and sometimes by demonstrations, protests, etc.

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1. "and it happened without e-mail, texting, Facebook, or Twitter." (tone)

2. "The civil-rights movement was high-risk activism. It was also, crucially, strategic activism: a challenge to the establishment mounted with precision and discipline." (beneficial)

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1. It makes it easier for activists to express themselves, and harder for that
expression to have any impact. (compare/ contrast)

2. making it easier for the powerless to collaborate (sympathy)