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While social media is an important part of activism it is neither superior nor inferior to “traditional” activism, as it’s a part of it. NativeLivesMatter and #BlackLivesMatter are examples of social media activism that originated from several accounts of racial discrimination. From Native women being killed and mistreated in Canada to the Mike Brown Incident in Ferguson. These two Hash-tags have been littering social media websites trying to bring attention to these situations. --- Social Media activism isn’t activism in its own right, it’s a tool that activists can use.

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#NativeLivesMatter
and #BlackLivesMatter are examples of social media activism that originated
from several accounts of racial discrimination. From Native women being killed
and mistreated in Canada to the Mike Brown Incident in Ferguson. These two
Hash-tags have been littering social media websites trying to bring attention
to these situations. --- Social Media activism isn’t activism in its own right,
it’s a tool that activists can use. In the recent #BlackLivesMatter and
#NativeLivesMatter movements where aided by the awareness brought to public
knowledge by social media. There have been large protests that would never have
been as large without communication aided by social media. --- These issues are
very important and expose different kinds of racism not seen by the public, and
using the social media networks to spread awareness.

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#NativeLivesMatter and #BlackLivesMatter are examples of social media activism that originated from several accounts of racial discrimination. From Native women being killed and mistreated in Canada to the Mike Brown Incident in Ferguson. These issues are very important and expose different kinds of racism not seen by the public.

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A networked, weak-tie world is good at things like helping Wall Streeters get phones back from teen-age girls.(Tone: Sarcasm)

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The students who joined the sit-ins across the South during the winter of 1960 described the movement as a “fever.” But the civil-rights movement was more like a military campaign than like a contagion. (Gladwell)

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In Malcolm Gladwell's "Small Change" he makes the argument that so-called "social media" activism is inferior to traditional activism, the "real" activism.