Reacting to a meme

I accidentally found a TED talk made by Justin Baldoni.

In his speech, Baldoni talked about his definition of masculinity. As a female, I have to say, this is a touching speech. No wonder Baldoni has so many female fans.

This is how Justin Baldoni, an outspoken feminist, reacted to a viral meme #MeToo. Also, this is a vivid example of how social media affect our lives in a positive way.

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Favorite YouTuber Got Attacked. No privacy In Social Media Era?

My favorite YouTuber is Ben Deen, a Korean-American who got adopted by a family living in Chicago, now goes back to South Korea to be connected with original family. Haven't updated videos in half a month, Ben Deen uploaded a video yesterday telling YouTube what is going on. It turns out he got a severe attack after his very last live stream. A man with black mask rushed into his house and forced him to write down everything that can identify himself so that the attacker can steal them and go to the state making some money. Insane, right? Besides feeling sorry for Ben Deen, I start to think about the privacy and personal security in social media era. It reminds me an old gentleman I met in Vietnman. He told me he didn't have a Facebook account because he didn't want people to find him. At that time, I feel inconvenient because social on Facebook become a habit. However, after studying crisis communication and social media strategy, aligning with my fre...

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