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Theorizing Promise and Pitfalls of Social Media and its Implications to Social Justice and Democratis communicative space that has opened opportunities to most citizens in an economic and political context where most citizens feel disenfranchised. Amidst deep social, economic, and political challenges, most of which have been exacerbated by neoliberal economic policies, there has also been a para

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,Memorial Museums in Guatemala: Social Media and the Notion of ‘Never Again’,ce role in post genocidal societies. Memorial museums function as sites of healing, places to bear witness, and aids in truth and justice initiatives with their chronicle of atrocity crimes. Memorial museums also perform an educative function that aid in the prevention of future genocides through aw

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A Decolonial and Social Justice Reading of the #ZimbabweanLivesMatter Cyber Protest: Or When Black chapter illuminates how the . movement is representative of the collective yearning for economic and political justice in post-colonial Zimbabwe. Read against the backdrop of the . movement’s quest for racial justice and the end of white-on-black violence, it contends that the . activism contests th

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,Role of Social Media in Indian ‘Nationalism’ and ‘National Identity’ in Twenty-First Century: Case the people instantly, making the latter aware of events unfolding in the moment. But, with every abundant resource comes a responsibility in terms of how to properly use it. This chapter explores the discourses and debates happening on social media about India’s nationalism and national identity. As

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,A Discursive Struggle Triggered by?the ‘Arrival’ of the ‘Other’ and the Insecurity of the ‘Mainstres (hailed from the Northern part of today’s Ethiopia) who historically constituted the core of the Ethiopian state, Ethiopian history dates back to several centuries. But for those from the broader South, modern Ethiopian history can only be traced back to the second half of the nineteenth century,

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,Female Voices against ‘Femicide’ in South Africa and Nigeria: , and , as Hubs for Social Justice,inging alarm bells, springing political actors as well as law enforcement agencies into action, and enabling the apprehension and conviction of alleged perpetrators of women’s abuse. Social media are ideal platforms for fostering social change due to their efficacy in the instantaneous reach of mass

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Twitter Deliberations on Justice in the Aftermath of the Deaths of Perpetrators of Mass Atrocities deaths of perpetrators of mass violence usually stimulate discussions and debates, especially when they die without being?prosecuted for their crimes. The deaths of Robert Mugabe and Perrance Shiri, implicated in the Gukurahundi atrocities that were orchestrated in the south-western parts of Zimbab

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