Negative Effects and Use of Social Media Rough Outline

Negative Effects and Use of Social Media Rough Outline
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Rough Research Outline
In the table below, add a sentence or two summarizing what you will include in each section. You should also list any sources you plan to reference in each section. Feel free to delete or rearrange rows to suit your needs.
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CONTENTS

SOURCES

Situation
Description of the situation

Social media promotes women’s rights and justice issues in society (Loiseau & Nowacka, 2015).
Online feminism characterizes the status quo (APC, n.d.).

Loiseau, E., & Nowacka, K. (2015). Can social media effectively include women’s voices in decision-making processes. Paris: Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development. Retrieved from /document/A74671
APC. (n.d.). Feminist Principles of the Internet -Version 2.0. Retrieved from: /en/pubs/feminist-principles-internet-version-20

Problem
Identification & description of your problem

Social media usage could result in online feminism.
Social media sites utilize algorithms and business frameworks to perpetuate prejudices (Ott, 2018).

Ott, K. (2018). Social Media and Feminist Values: Aligned or Maligned? Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies, 39(1), 93-111. Retrieved from:
https://muse.jhu.edu/article/690811/pdf

Solution #1
Discussion of one solution or response to the problem

Mitigating gender-based violence.

Nagarajan, C. (2016). What does a feminist internet look like? The Guardian. Retrieved from /commentisfree/2016/sep/12/feminist-internetempoweringonline-harassment

Evaluation
Evaluation of the solution

Social media informs women’s lived realities, e.g., gender issues.
In that way, social media mitigate gender-centered violence (Nagarajan, 2016).

Nagarajan, C. (2016). What does a feminist internet look like? The Guardian. Retrieved from /commentisfree/2016/sep/12/feminist-internetempoweringonline-harassment