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Breakfast in Tempe ☀️
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The Power of Latinx Twitter
Latinx Twitter is known for memes like “cries in Spanish,” which comes from a popular Mexican telenovela (soap opera) titled María la del Barrio. It is also the source of hashtags like #GrowingUpMexican, #Tejana, #VoteLatino and #BrownAndProud. Besides creating creative, humorous and relatable content for Latinos, Latinx Twitter also helps their racial community unite and draw attention to problems affecting groups in their community. Latinx Twitter got the mainstream media’s attention in 2018 with DACA and the issue of families being separated.
During the midterm elections that year, #SomosMás (”we are more than that) was trending as Latinos in the U.S. expressed the importance of their community being treated fairly. Immigration is a hot topic since most Latinos hate seeing members of their community being treated poorly. Much like Black Twitter’s creation of hashtags such as #BlackLivesMatter as a way of fighting for justice, Latinx Twitter also unites during important cultural moments and political situations.
Two guests on the Steve Harvey Show described how posting a racist comment on social media in a moment of frustration changed their lives. When it comes to social media, this type of content can spread rapidly throughout various platforms.
Trolls can be found all over social media. They are regular people who crave online attention and like to make themselves seem intimidating. Some trolling can be harmless but sometimes it includes things like violent threats, “doxxing” and even “swatting.”
Monica Urriola