Can Social Media Boost Civic Engagement This Election?

Social media amplifies political messages and individual voices, shaping civic engagement during elections. Online movements like #MeToo and #BlackLivesMatter show social media’s power in driving real-world activism. Social media can boost offline civic activities like voting, particularly among younger audiences.

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Chapman University Digital Commons (Chapman University)
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2024-09-18
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Social Media and Politics
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Can Social Media Boost Civic Engagement This Election?

Chapman University Digital Commons (Chapman University)
Social Media and Politics
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Can Social Media Boost Civic Engagement This Election?

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Abstract

Social media amplifies political messages and individual voices, shaping civic engagement during elections. Online movements like #MeToo and #BlackLivesMatter show social media’s power in driving real-world activism. Social media can boost offline civic activities like voting, particularly among younger audiences.

Chapman University Digital Commons (Chapman University)
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