Title: Social Media: Leading the Way to Social Injustice?
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Social Media: Leading the Way to Social Injustice?
Social media may have a connection with social injustice.
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Content: During the 2016 election, Russian hackers posted an email from Hillary Clinton that claimed to be rigging the polls in Clinton’s favor. Looking further into the email, Timothy Lee says it was a tactic called oversampling that was collecting extra data about a particular group. Despite this, opponents of Clinton would scroll through social media and see this story and make assumptions that it was actually being rigged. What they wouldn’t notice is that the email was from 2008 and not 2016. This entire situation doesn’t only apply to Republicans though, as something similar could happen to liberal audiences. Earlier this year, Trump’s executive order banned seven predominantly Muslim nations from entering the United States was shot down by a federal judge, and it resulted in disjointed racist panic, according to Adam Johnson. It was easy to point fingers at Trump and call him a straight up racist on this executive order. Whether you agree that he is or he isn’t, Islamophobia coverage isn’t the fault of him, but of corporate and social media propaganda that laid the groundwork. Terrorism and the Islamophobia industry has been brought to attention by websites such as Breitbart, Infowars and CNN . When they talk about the “war on terror” they are labeling terrorism as a unique threat that only applies to Muslim violence.