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In class Social Media Response.
6 Target flip-flopping or what? May 2, 2016. I propose that Target sign the same types of bills and show support for LGBT rights in the same way in India. To not quickly marginalize those who are against LGBT rights, I would not suggest that they use this theme in their advertising yet. This would be a step in the right direction for Target and I would not attribute negative ulterior motives to their behavior here in the U. 5 Social Media for Social change.
The impact of the New York Times. The implications of this appeal directly to the strength of the argument. Often times, we forget that behind each tweet, each Instagram, each tumblr post is a real-live person with a story to tell, a voice to be heard. This video reminds the audience of exactly that.
Who do we trust? The collective or the authority? Locating Data in the Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.