What does ‘slacktivism’ mean? And does it count as activism?
“Slacktivism” has come to mean the practice of signaling support for a cause on social networks in a manner that does not require much time or effort.
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“Slacktivism” has come to mean the practice of signaling support for a cause on social networks in a manner that does not require much time or effort.
A mural by artist JR was unveiled in Paris paying tribute to George Floyd and Adama Traore, a young black man who died in police custody in France.
Two top officials at one of the country’s leading poetry organizations have stepped down amid criticism over its response to the protests against racism.
While Black Lives Matter activists and prominent celebrities alike are making a stand at anti-racism protests, a new internet challenge has emerged recently with the purpose of mocking George Floyd’s death. The trend, which is called the #GeorgeFloydChallenge, features teenagers (mostly white Americans) reenacting the scene of a Minneapolis police officer kneeling on Floyd’s neck. […]
Last June 2, online users including celebrities marked the #blackoutTuesday by uploading a black photo on their Instagram accounts. This effort was supported by various organizations, national brands, and even musicians to condemn racism and police violence after the tragic death of George Floyd. Aside from peaceful protests and sympathetic statements, the cartoon network, Nickelodeon […]