Two thirds of American (68%) get their news via social media ( 2018 Pew Research Center) . Facebook is far and away where most people get their news. (1 in 4). 59% of all links shared on social networks aren’t actually clicked on at all , implying the majority of article shared aren’t based onContinue reading “Throw-back Thursday 2016 : Fires, death threats, gun shots, tunnels ,sex trafficking Michael Flynn and Hillary Clinton”
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Race and Harley Barber: She will be remembered for her Nigger rant
“Say it; forget it. Post it regret it.” Social Media and the need to be noticed has ruined millions of lives. Before social media we called a friend and ranted. Today, I’m embarrassed for friends and family members who go online to vent and later get caught up in a storm when people disagree withContinue reading “Race and Harley Barber: She will be remembered for her Nigger rant”
Maxine and the Demo’s get a failing grade
Maxine Moore Waters is a political icon in California. The fiery Democrat has represented Southern California for more than forty years. The Congress woman’s resume is filled with accomplishments, including chairing the Congressional Black Caucus. Today she is a social media star, riding a wave national popularity. Her tweets in response to President TrumpContinue reading “Maxine and the Demo’s get a failing grade”
Doctor Facebook
Image: Google I’m often astounded by what I read on social media. Fights, vendettas, often very personal and detailed, all for the world to see. Others use social media as a Doctor or Therapist as a place to share their feelings. Many are hurt and angered by the feedback they receive from friends,family. These areContinue reading “Doctor Facebook”
Facebook Live is the new key witness to crime
By: Danny Cevallos\CNN Legal Analyst The torture of a special-needs teen that was streamed on Facebook Live has raised new questions about the use of social media platforms to spread videos glorifying abuse and humiliation. This tragic incident might cause some to demand that social media companies such as Facebook do more to police andContinue reading “Facebook Live is the new key witness to crime”
China’s Leftover Women: What its really like being Unmarried at 30
A ‘leftover woman’ in the SK-II ad By: Yuan Ren/Beijing As I turn 30, I am left wondering what it means to be a Chinese woman – and a well educated one at that – entering her third decade. One thing is for sure: if like me, you’re unmarried at 30, your life “is over”. JustContinue reading “China’s Leftover Women: What its really like being Unmarried at 30”
Australia: Mom post picture of a man on Facebook labeling him a Pedophile tearfully apologizes
THE mother who posted a photo of an innocent man on Facebook labeling him a creep — which then went viral — has tearfully apologized for her actions after receiving death threats. The Knox woman, who wanted to remain anonymous, said she had received death threats after she mistakenly believed the man was taking photos of her children at aContinue reading “Australia: Mom post picture of a man on Facebook labeling him a Pedophile tearfully apologizes”
7 Ways to Achieve Social Media Happiness
If Facebook, Twitter and Instagram make you sad or anxious about life, it’s time to get a grip. Stop complaining and take the reins. Here’s how to do it. Photo: Google By: Julie Giusti/YouBeauty.com The past few years have turned out many surveys and studies linking social media to stress, depression or a generalContinue reading “7 Ways to Achieve Social Media Happiness”
Bad Breakup? How NOT To Embarrass Yourself On Facebook
Think before you post! Don’t overshare and other important rules for avoiding regret later on. Breaking up with someone has never been easy, but in this age of status updates, checking in and documenting your every move online, it’s only getting harder. Not only do you have to find a way to remove your ex fromContinue reading “Bad Breakup? How NOT To Embarrass Yourself On Facebook”
My Facebook angst
The social network site kicks up so much anxiety and embarrassment for me. But that doesn’t mean I want to quit it A few days ago, my friend Elizabeth posted an item to Facebook. I wanted to comment but held back, though not exactly because I had plenty of work to do. Instead I sentContinue reading “My Facebook angst”
