Our social networks
generally cause us to fight inequality
are unrelated to inequality
can contribute to the persistence of inequality
reflect our desire to change the world

Did you know that social networks can unintentionally create echo chambers that reinforce existing inequalities? When groups form around shared beliefs or experiences, they may exclude diverse perspectives, which can limit opportunities for addressing social issues effectively. This can entrench existing disparities instead of driving meaningful change!

On the flip side, social networks can also be powerful tools for mobilizing awareness and activism. Platforms like Twitter and Facebook have facilitated movements like #MeToo and Black Lives Matter, showing how digital connections can unite people to challenge systemic inequalities. It’s all about how we use these networks to promote solidarity and action!