Advocacy and Political Potential at The Convergence of Hashtag Activism and Commerce

Lara C. Stache

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On Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, the other f-word appears to be in the middle of a resurgence. In September 2014, Emma Watson spoke at the UN and kicked off the #HeForShe campaign on social media...

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