A poem on how societal problems invariably start at home & are based on how issues are handled there.
Tag: hate speech
Online Safety: What Young People Really Think About Social Media, Big Tech Regulation and Adults ‘Overreacting’
Most young people regard reining in the big social media platforms as only part of the solution to the ‘relentless stream’ of abuse and shaming they experience online
Shraddha Walkar and Beyond: How Media Coverage Is Shaping Perceptions
In most cases of sexual violence, big media highlights the accused’s name only when he happens to be Muslim.
Meta’s AI Chatbot Hates Mark Zuckerberg – But Why Is It Less Bothered About Racism?
BlenderBot3’s distaste for its creator sits uncomfortably with its taciturn approach to hate speech.
Intolerance
A poem on how in contrast to lactose and gluten intolerance, the cure for the social malady lies within us.
The Voice of a Party Worker
'I am assigned all the jobs that are dirty, for which I am incentivised with debauchery.'
‘Muzlim, K2A, Jih@di, Mull@h’: How Right-Wing Trolls Bypass Hate Speech Filters on Twitter
These terms are modified or misspelled to bypass the AI filters, effectively exposing a loophole frequently abused by Hindutva forces.
Poem | By the Grave
"It won't be long. The noise of a mob, your ears pick from afar."
Young Pakistanis Say ‘No to War’ and Condemn Pulwama Attack
Pakistani journalist Sehyr Mirza initiated the 'Anti Hate Challenge' on social media to spread the message of peace and love.