In an era defined by rapid digital transformation, social media has emerged as a vital platform for activism and political discourse. It offers unprecedented opportunities for individuals and communities to share their stories, mobilize support, and influence public opinion on a global scale. However, its potential to empower voices is often undermined by the ways these platforms are controlled and moderated.
In an era defined by rapid digital transformation, social media has emerged as a vital platform for activism and political discourse. It offers unprecedented opportunities for individuals and communities to share their stories, mobilize support, and influence public opinion on a global scale. However, its potential to empower voices is often undermined by the ways these platforms are controlled and moderated.
Far from leveling the playing field, these actions by social media platforms risk silencing marginalized voices and skewing public narratives. By examining the suppression of the Palestinian cause online, this article explores the challenges of digital activism in an age of controlled platforms and biased algorithms.
