by Brooke Auxier…
Since its inception in 2006, Twitter has been popularized as a space for the sharing of daily musing, #hottakes, and live-tweeting professional sports games and award shows. But the platform has also served as an effective environment for social activism and engagement around important topics. Though campaigns like #MeToo, the #IceBucketChallenge, and the #WomensMarch get a lot of air time, other lesser known initiatives have also made their rounds on the platform. Read more on Medium