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hey, so I have a question for whoever happens to see this: and I would super appreciate any opinion :D which word do you prefer or relate to the most? And which do you think you would be most likely to remember? sojourn -> a temporary stay/live temporarily rhathymia-> the state of being carefree/lightheartedness staycation-> a holiday without leaving (y’know) sentience-> the capacity to feel, perceive, or experience subjectively
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Reshaping your nation with a click of a button
The power of social media has influenced and has made social impacting changed to communities with protests and petitions online. With our voice being stronger than online, with our words online it can echo throughout and reach new heights.
Whether it's a change within the healthcare system, or to help out a local farm. Online petitions can be easily accessed online, and with the help of smartphones, it's easier than ever to participate.
Bakardjieva 2009 states instead of an emphasis on each individual’s freedom to pursue his or her own good, communitarian thinkers insist on the centrality of the common good and ground citizenship in the act of its embracement and prioritisation. Making a clear point that change happens not for one person, but for the community
So, how does one impact the community with change? With a strong idea and point, sharing a petition online can go viral online, spreading through the internet gaining a strong online community.
Global group petitions as stated from Strange (2011) "GGPs are online petitions typically framed as ‘global’ and linking sometimes hundreds of advocacy groups behind a common set of critical statements contesting global politics"
It's no longer just politics within one place, no longer is one problem just a one country problem, it's become a global issue. Which is pretty amazing because, without the internet, we wouldn't be able to gain more help by other like-minded people with that same opinions and thoughts.
So, what can you use to get your word out there to the world? One great example is the online petition change.org. In their online case study ' Success factors of online petitions: Evidence from Change.org' found that their study revealed important factors that online petitions do significantly influence, and there is also an emotional factor involved. (Elnoshokaty, Ahmed Said ; Deng, Shuyuan ; Kwak, Dong-Heon, 2016,) Wright (2016) found out that it works on increasing users engagement with online petitions through the signature count, and that it is a powerful tool to be used to reach political topics, addressing major problems that can change the world. So what are you waiting for, change the world and voice your opinion? You're no longer alone, you are as one. Reference Bakardjieva, M. 2009 ‘Subactivism: Lifeworld and Politics in the Age of the Internet.’ Information Society, Vol. 25 Issue 2, p91-104 Strange, M, 2011, 'Act now and sign our joint statement!' What role do online global group petitions play in transnational movement networks?’ Media Culture & Society, Vol.33(8), pp.1236-1253 Wright, S, Jun 2016, ' 'Success' and online political participation: The case of Downing Street E-petitions', information, Communication & Society, Vol.19(6), pp.843-857 Elnoshokaty, Ahmed Said ; Deng, Shuyuan ; Kwak, Dong-Heon, 2016, ‘Success Factors of Online Petitions: Evidence from Change.org’ 49th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Jan. 2016, pp.1979-1985 Change.org 2015, Change.org: Reasons for Signing, 22 June, viewed 21 January 2017, <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcT1rgZDko4>.
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Being cop is worth risk, negative coverage: Your Say
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What will you do on Memorial Day? Readers talk about their experiences, family members who have served and how they plan to honor them.
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Ten years after Hurricane Katrina, region’s spirit revived
My hometown is just a mile west of Waveland, Miss. We were essentially ground zero for Hurricane Katrina (“Mississippi's often forgotten Katrina resurrection: Column”).
It’s nice to have someone on our side who sees that we are the forgotten landmass next to New Orleans.
— Raquel Fleming
It feels like only yesterday the world was ripped apart by Hurricane Katrina.
— @redebony1
More reader comments about the hurricane, and what should be done to quickly respond to natural disasters. #tellusatoday
Which woman should be on the $10 bill?
“I agree that we should have a woman on our currency. But I am hesitant to add a woman with someone else. For example, putting a female figure on one side the $10 bill and keeping Alexander Hamilton on the other has been suggested. However, having a separate series of bills seems like a good idea. I would prefer Susan B. Anthony or Eleanor Roosevelt. But I think Harriet Tubman would be good pics as well.”
— Ben Peel
The Treasury Department announced last week that, starting in 2020, the $10 bill will feature a woman. Check out what our readers had to say, and then let us know your thoughts.
