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: William Jasper states there was outrage on social media about President Trump’s Muslim Ban, an executive order that for 90 days would prohibit the entry of foreign nationals into the United States from seven countries. Like any political issue, there were people for this and people who were against this. People in favor said it was keeping the country safer for a brief time, while opponents of this argued that it was not a travel ban for safety and more of a religious ban against Muslims. President Trump has also been working on another one of his campaign promises; to build a wall between the United States and Mexico to prevent illegal immigrants from coming into our country. People in favor of this said it was bringing back jobs to Americans and keeping illegal immigrants out. Opponents say it is an expensive idea that will damage our relationship with Mexico and won’t solve anything, if yet create problems. These topic have led to arguments and stories that talk about racism and can promote racism against minorities on social media. But to understand how social injustice is spread across social media, one has to look at the science behind it; that is the connection between social media and social injustice.