Activism and the online world
summary
GLAAD describes shifting from a single watchdog voice to amplifying millions of individual platforms, using targeted petitions and rapid social pushes to influence outlets and officials; a recent campaign racks up 35,000-signature petition and convinces the MPAA to change a film to PG-13 rating so more people see a trans teen story. YouTube creators combine door-to-door voter work, a White House advisory meeting and viral tweets to force coverage of Chechnya and press local legislators on roughly 170 anti-LGBTQ bills this session.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 4:08Hillary Campaign
- 8:05Three Generations
- 22:44Where Do We Go from Here
- 23:26Recognize Your Power
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