2020
DOI: 10.9771/cgd.v6i2.34989
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Ativismo e Fake News nas Redes Sociais: o caso Marielle Franco

Abstract: <p>Em 14 de março de 2018, a vereadora negra e ativista feminista Marielle Franco (PSOL-RJ) foi brutalmente assassinada no centro do Rio de Janeiro. Marielle ficou conhecida por encampar a luta pelas mulheres lésbicas e negras, além de denunciar a violências nas comunidades e a falta de segurança pública, que leva milhares de jovens negros a morte no Brasil. Após a sua morte, chama à atenção a onda de notícias falsas propagadas nas redes sociais para comprometer a imagem de Marielle, acusando-a de envolv… Show more

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“…The cyberactivists refer to themselves in a multiplicity: from poet to geographer, with highlights to the field of media and arts. What unites them is not a specific profession, a role or recognition, but the possibility of acting online for a cause, characteristic enabled by social media with which an individual can get involved in the processes of formation of collective identities and local and global causes (Fernandes et al, 2020). They frequently refer to themselves as women activists, which is relevant in the context of Brazil, one of the worst countries to be an activist in the world (Global Witness, 2020), and globally, although they are more concerned about environmental issues and problems (OECD, 2011), they are more likely to be vulnerable to climate change stems (Aguilar, 2008).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The cyberactivists refer to themselves in a multiplicity: from poet to geographer, with highlights to the field of media and arts. What unites them is not a specific profession, a role or recognition, but the possibility of acting online for a cause, characteristic enabled by social media with which an individual can get involved in the processes of formation of collective identities and local and global causes (Fernandes et al, 2020). They frequently refer to themselves as women activists, which is relevant in the context of Brazil, one of the worst countries to be an activist in the world (Global Witness, 2020), and globally, although they are more concerned about environmental issues and problems (OECD, 2011), they are more likely to be vulnerable to climate change stems (Aguilar, 2008).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%