The ability for virtually anyone to post thoughts and pictures and videos to social media has shed many of the systemic injustices and disparities that exist both in our country and around the world.
G. K. Butterfield: “The ability for virtually anyone to post thoughts and pictures and videos to social media has shed many of the systemic…”
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Butterfield highlights social media's role in exposing injustices while also enabling disinformation.
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