On social media, violence against women is inappropriately portrayed and responded to. Disturbing reactions to the abuse of women in comments and videos are posted constantly. Many women are advised to "just say no," are treated like objects, and are seen as less deserving of protection when faced with unwarranted violence.
Every racial, ethnic and cultural group, particularly those classified as people of color are commonly subjected to dangerous and discriminatory stereotypes. If these stereotypes are maintained and continuously pushed, we will continue to live in a society where people make assumptions about you before getting to know you.
Many individuals have become disconnected from reality as a result of viral culture, which can lead to a lack of empathy and an unhealthy eagerness for validation on social media. Because of this, users of social media need to be aware of the harmful messages that can circulate these platforms.
Student resources are designed to provide support and improve your college experience. Students should take advantage of every resource available on campus to help reduce stress, promote success and help students become more organized.
Students should consider studying abroad to obtain the three E's: Endeavors, Education and Experience. To acquire these assets, one must first consider studying abroad and taking advantage of available resources.
Highlighting the importance of Black music will give more options for Black students to express themselves through music at USC.