Summary: The Black Lives Matter Movement
People have a lot to say, however, sometimes the opinions of everyday citizens isn’t too deeply researched. Although, some of these ordinary people, with extraordinary jobs can in reality, brings these thoughts and ideas to an audience. The communication through news and entertainment to society can be described as the media. Phrases such as “Blame the Media!” are often used by the general public, because the certain topics it portrays plants a negative mindset into its audience. This explains that the media has a significant amount of power over its people. Some people believe that these opinions of celebrities, hosts, and etc., doesn’t help the general public and makes people think negatively. However, this can actually create the opposite
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Most times, the thoughts and ideas of young teens can be categorized by adults as “immature”, or “thoughtless”. These ideas cause teens and young adults to reach social media to portray their outlook on certain topics where most of these networking sites contain other teens. A popular movement triggered by the fateful shooting of Mike Brown, in August 2014 changed the way young teens thought, especially young teens of color. The Black Lives Matter movement suggests that black citizens, as well as citizens of color should be brought to the same standard as white U.S. citizens in society, and in court. These opinions of the youth are often portrayed in social media platforms such as Twitter and Tumblr, forming communication and examples in which black teens have faced injustice. Their ideas opens new doors and triggers topics that should be discussed more socially and forced and challenges the news to portray truthful topics of people regardless of race, and to stop cleansing white crimes, and categorizing black people as “thugs”. This shows that even ordinary citizens have the power to foster a movement, and that their opinions are important because it allows people to comprehend the racial preference the government hides, while they preach equality. Their judgment makes people question the society they live
Most times, the thoughts and ideas of young teens can be categorized by adults as “immature”, or “thoughtless”. These ideas cause teens and young adults to reach social media to portray their outlook on certain topics where most of these networking sites contain other teens. A popular movement triggered by the fateful shooting of Mike Brown, in August 2014 changed the way young teens thought, especially young teens of color. The Black Lives Matter movement suggests that black citizens, as well as citizens of color should be brought to the same standard as white U.S. citizens in society, and in court. These opinions of the youth are often portrayed in social media platforms such as Twitter and Tumblr, forming communication and examples in which black teens have faced injustice. Their ideas opens new doors and triggers topics that should be discussed more socially and forced and challenges the news to portray truthful topics of people regardless of race, and to stop cleansing white crimes, and categorizing black people as “thugs”. This shows that even ordinary citizens have the power to foster a movement, and that their opinions are important because it allows people to comprehend the racial preference the government hides, while they preach equality. Their judgment makes people question the society they live