Internet activism

Have you ever wanted to be a Teen Activist? To be a teen activist, it takes sacrifice. Examples of these are courage, and time. In the article “How To Help,” By Karen Fanning. The article talks about one of the most despicable things in the world. Child labor. In some areas of the world kids are being sold as child laborers. But more than that it talks about Iqbal, who has had a personal experience with being a child laborer. Teen Activists have to have courage. An example of this is, Iqbal who

Social movements exist amongst various areas of people’s everyday life. For example, the world has been introduced to social movements such as the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, in which people are challenged to dump a bucket of ice on their heads in support of an ALS charity. Another example includes the shooting in Ferguson, Missouri, to which an African American man by the name of Michael Brown was shot by a Caucasian police officer; this sparked Americans to use various support methods to generate

Do you know what wanting something really means? It is not just wanting a toy, or the food you want for dinner. It is something bigger than that. Teen activists are kids and teens who want very badly for the world’s problems to go away. To be a teen activist, you have to be many things, but most of all, you have to be a really great role model. You have to be brave, courageous, and most of all, determined. One of the reasons that teen activists are good role models is that they are brave. For example

A protest is a formal declaration of opposition. Not only do protests catch the media's eye, they can stir revolutionary movements and halt the government's actions. Peaceful protesting is very beneficial. Protesting draws attention to the public as well as the media, calls for a change in the government, and unites people of common interests and beliefs. There is no better weapon than social media for experiencing and understanding protests. Media is the quickest way to spread news to the entire

Alicia Alonso is blind in her left eye. Alonso is famous because she never gave up on dancing. Alicia Alonso is a very inspiring person Alicia Alonso was born in Havana, Cuban in 1921. At age 8 she wanted to be a dancer. She started dance at age 9. She made it into 7 shows. Giselle, Swan Lake, sleeping Beauty, Theme and Variations, Lilac Garden, Undertow, and fall River Legend. At age 16 she moved to the U.S. She married Fernando Alonso at age 16. Next her and Fernando made a dance studio called

hours to help abandoned animals find a home. She rescued so many animals that there wasn’t any more room for the animals to live at the shelter. So, she created a Facebook page to spread the word to adopt animals, mostly dogs. Articles about teen activism can inspire young people like Alex Lin, and be the inspiration in others, like the one article Faye Carey

Have you ever thought teen could do something huge, and so impactive? Teen activism is when a teen does something for a good cause. I think that teen activists have to make a lot of sacrifices for their cause because they have to find time, make sure they have good safety, and also they have to sacrifice some money. My first reason, that teen activist have to make a lot of sacrifices for their cause is that teen activist have to give up time for example, Faye Carey had to give up sometime with school

Teen activism is when teens come together and try to make a difference. They do different things things that affect the world in a variety of ways. For example, Malala fights for women's rights and for girls to get an education. Alex Lin helps reduces the electronic waste in the environment. Lastly, Faye Carey gives abandoned animals a new home. All three of these teen activists have done something that has helped the world. Women that defend their rights face enormous risks every day and Malala

In “The Uses of Outrage”, New York Times columnist and outspoken Trump critic Paul Krugman fuels his outrage with the current political situation into an impassioned call for action against the Trump Presidency by other outraged liberals. Krugman argues for the necessity of outrage in these fraught times using an outraged tone to unite his audience in the preservation of American democracy and values. Krugman’s own feelings and his intentions for his audience become apparent in the first line of

he describes several examples of activism of different political movements. I agree with Gladwell’s argument about social media, like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc., is a form of weak-tie activism and strong-tie activism requires strong connections to other individuals who are willing to sacrifice for a cause. Throughout the essay, the author takes us through different scenarios in history to prove his point regarding the difference between traditional activism and non-traditional. Gladwell