Don't participate in any activism unless you believe in the cause. Spend your energy on the meaningful things that brings positive results in your and other's life.
The problem with random activism is not the activism, but the randomness. It results in superficial gestures that have no effect. https://missionprotocol.org
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People should focus more
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Thank you for sharing this. I love that there’s a Grace Hopper quote in there.
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What a gross misrepresentation We don’t just use Facebook
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I feel like there's often a mismatch between passion and purpose and the means to create change.
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Insincere actions never changed the world! The keyboard warriors are usually status hungry people following the herd, disconnected with the vision of the leader.
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'Random activism' is not activism at all. It is merely the appearance of activism with wholly different goals.
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The problem with activism nowadays in general is people think all they need to do is protest (complain) and they are doing good. There is no focus on problem solving, building solutions.
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I take it you’ve been in the meetings and sleepless nights planning these protests? I guess you’ve listened to the speeches and clear demands? Or is this just your birds eye view analysis?
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