- Using Snapchat to give a voice to sexual abuse survivors - allows people to relate, as well as share their stories more openly and confidently. People are able to become more aware of serious cases such as this.
- Pride (movie) - the film gives a strong message of teaching people to be proud of who you are, rather than being ashamed. Audiences are pushed to view the LGBT community positively rather than a negative addition to society.
- Caityln Jenner - allows people to be more aware of the struggles transgender people face. As it Caitlyn Jenner is a celebrity more people know about the issue and it is now more openly discussed, (Daily Mail ) as well as allowing people to feel more comfortable about expressing who they are.
- Moonlight (movie) expresses the struggles in the black community.
- Jean Kilbourne: Killing us softly - her documentary shows how the media show a false representation of women by photo - shopping them into the "perfect ideal woman "
- Superhumans - Rio Paralympics Advertisement - shows that disabilities shouldn't stop you from doing anything, gives audiences a sense of determination.
- Laura Bates, feminism campaign - using the internet allows women to share their stories regarding sexual abuse, helps women feel like they can share their stories.
- Post-colonialism, Yasmin (movie) - shows the representation of British Muslims, subverts Said's theory of Orientalism.
- No More Page 3 - Lucy-Ann Holmes started the 'No More Page 3' campaign, she is a feminist who did not want glamour models to pose for the newspaper.
- Everyday Sexism Campaign -
List 10 stories/debates/examples that you could use for the New/Digital Media question:
- BBC sets up team to debunk fake news
- Citizen Journalism - Asian Tsunami, 2004 - 'accidental journalists' tourists filming holiday, caught up in the natural disaster
- You don’t have to act like a newspaper on the net Peter Preston - decline in newspaper industry.
- Publishers and journalists must work together to save journalism, Roy Greenslade
- NSPCC records 88% rise in children seeking help for online abuse
- Twitter misses out on ‘Trump bump’ as shares plummet and losses widen
- Why a digital detox is bad for all of us
- The Guardian view on big data: the danger is less democracy. Editorial
- Vizio smart TVs tracked what viewers were watching without consent
- We’re over the digital revolution. This is the age of experience - Simon Jenkins
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