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These murders and the rise in anti-Asian hate crimes across the country have occurred in the wake of an explosion of reports of assaults against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and immigrants in the last year. This more than 150% increase in reports vs. the previous 12 months represents just the tip of the iceberg of hate incidents that actually occur across our country against Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders and Asian immigrants. We’ve listed just a few resources here that help understand the history of and support the AAPI community in the United States: PBS: Asian Americans: the history of identity, contributions, and challenges experienced by Asian Americans Young, Proud, and Sung-Jee (A Children’s Book on Anti-AAPI Racism) via Issu 61 Ways to Donate in Support of Asian Communities via The Strategist We must move forward and work to eradicate hate and violence against all people.

Their latest one-upping feature is a response to the swanky new invite-only Clubhouse app. Instagram Live Rooms requires all four participants to be on-camera; a stark contrast from the coveted new Clubhouse app, which is audio only. In their recentInstagram revealed,With Live Rooms, viewers can buy badges for the hosts and use other interactive features like Shopping and Live Fundraisers. We’re also exploring more interactive tools such as offering moderator controls and audio features that will be available in the coming monthsThese new capabilities can help brands sell and showcase products live and even offer a platform for fundraising.

Now 13 years later, Britney Spears has returned to the regular news cycle as 2021’s “most talked-about pop star in the world,” but not by her own doing. After the premiere of the New York Times documentary, “Framing Britney Spears,” the world has begun to reflect on the mistreatment of the star. ” Social media continued the conversation, demanding public apologies from everyone involved who helped in shaping the public’s negative perception of the star, including Diane Sawyer, Sarah Silverman and Justin Timberlake. Gossip magazines paid thousands of dollars for unflattering images, which were purchased from photo agencies and paparazzi (mainly made up of middle-aged men) who hounded these women, creating unsafe situations from New York to Los Angeles.

Removing Page Likes sounds like a huge change for the platform, but there are other new features here to get excited about that could lead to even more engagement with a brand’s audience. In reality, taking away Page Likes and keeping Page Followers will streamline Facebook engagement for the community and make it much easier for brands to determine a page’s audience. As Facebook points out, “Unlike Likes, Followers of a Page represent the people who can receive updates from Pages, which helps give public figures a stronger indication of their fan base”. This also means if you manage Pages for multiple brands, it’s now easier than ever to have a customized, unique News Feed where you can seamlessly interact with other Pages, peers and followers that align with each of your brand’s Pages.