Hey, y’all. Sometimes I call you DoSomething members. Sometimes I say “the DoSomething community.” Today, though, I see you as something different. Today you’re vigilantes for good. Today you’re warriors for positivity. Today you’re a powerful youth army protecting our online spaces.
That’s because members like you have stepped up over 16,000 times to anonymously flag hate content. You’ve told trolls and bullies, “What you’re saying doesn’t belong here.” Scroll down to meet some of the young voices creating a safer, better internet -- and world -- for all of us.
What would I call myself? Inspired.
Let’s Do This,
Hate Stops Here: The DoSomething Community Has Already Flagged 16,376 Cyberbullying Posts Online negativity affects everyone from our friends and classmates, to our favorite celebs, influencers, and athletes.
Meet a few of the DoSomething members stepping up to show that famous people deserve to feel safe and respected online, just like the rest of us. Allison, 17, reported hateful Instagram comments about Selena Gomez 17-year-old Isaac from North Dakota flagged hate speech directed at Rep. Ilhan Omar Megan, 20, used Instagram’s tools to flag celebrity hate accounts Join Allison, Isaac, and Megan by flagging cyberbullying now. LET’S DO THIS.
“Remember, never limit yourself because of your gender or race,” says The Analyst, an engineer-slash-superhero who builds her own gadgets to take out bad guys.
Join Rebecca in our STEM Superheroes Art Contest to inspire students from underrepresented groups to pursue STEM!
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