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Posts Tagged ‘ Jane Goodall ’

A Very Uneasy Death: Social Media and Cecil the Lion

August 4, 2015

By Cynthia Chris

The reactions to Cecil the Lion's murder on social media illustrates how it is not only possible but essential to fight for justice and against exploitation on multiple fronts.
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Tags: #blacklivesmatter, #sayhername, activism, Akai Gurley, Cecil the Lion, clicktivism, Eric Garner, Facebook, Jane Goodall, Jimmy Kimmel, Michael Brown, Raynette Turner, Roxane Gay, Samuel DeBose, Sandra Bland, social media, Walter Palmer
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