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Topic: How Much the Social Media Works for Us

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Topic: How Much the Social Media Works for Us

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Today, we live in a different type of media, but we gather on SNS such as a coffee house in the spoken news era and snoop around whether there is no news and play the role of a crier for news. Let’s take a look at how much these lenses come to our advantage.

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Through the medium of social media, we can spread the promises and practices that many politicians can present in their party and expand the conditions for many people to participate in politics. As information and communication technology (ICT) develops, interest in political information is also increasing, and as shown in the graph below, the way of political participation is differentiated. That graph is how people think about how important watching political issues by using social media is. It shows that social media helps many people who are interested in politics.

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We can get and find many jobs through social media. According to a survey conducted by Indeed.com, a job search site, 1,220 jobs were announced last month. This is three times more than 400 in the same month last year. Also, as of November, 14,000 jobs were found to contain the term "social media," a three-fold increase from 4,300 during the same period last year (Lim). In particular, there are many people who manage various advertisements and pages of famous accounts on social media. It could be a promising job for many years.
There is also a business specialist site called LinkedIn. The site is a type of social media that helps you enter a particular company by writing your own history and appealing to your workplace or company. LinkedIn is a beneficial site where you can write your resume and get information about companies in the areas you are interested in. With this social media, we live in a good world where we can experience other things and find jobs in different ways.

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In social media, we have many anti-racism campaigns. "Black Lives Matter" is a prime example. This slogan chanted by tens of thousands around the world, Black Lives Matter has sparked a hashtag, a network of grass-roots organizations, and a moral collective of activists (Maqbool). The origin of this is movement can be traced back to 2013, after the acquittal of George Zimmerman, who shot and killed Trayvon Martin in Florida. The 17-year-old had been returning from a shop after buying sweets and iced tea. Mr. Zimmerman claimed the unarmed black teenager had looked suspicious. There was outrage when he was found not guilty of murder, and a Facebook post entitled "Black Lives Matter" captured a mood and sparked action. Many people share a lot of information through social media and participate in many of these campaigns. Through the anti-racism movement in social media, we recognize that racism should be eliminated, and we try not to do it. As such, we can learn many things about social justice through social media.

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Recently, there have been many incidents of child abuse and past school violence or drug charges by celebrities in Korea. By sharing these news stories with social media, many people are easy to understand each incident and give them a lot of blame. And the victims must be able to positively foster psychological stability and self-esteem by allowing themselves to report out of the perpetrator's fear through this news.

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Today, we are having a heated debate about the usage of smartphones. Of course, we should avoid the excessive use of the smartphone. However, if the purpose of using our smartphones is social media, we should strongly encourage them. This is also not good for excessive use. However, in this digital age, the use of social media is very important in order to get a lot of information easily. Therefore, we need to actively, if not excessively, use social media.

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