“Equals should be treated equally and unequals unequally”,

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That’s what the Greek philosopher Aristotle said. Yep, I went to ancient Greece to talk about social media. But I swear this makes sense. First, check these data from the 2022 Online Hate and Harassment Report: 66% of LGBTQIAP+ respondents reported experiencing harassment to-date 38% was the rate for non-LGBTQIAP+ respondents 54% of LGBTQIAP+ respondents also reported experiencing severe harassment to-date (defined as physical threats, sustained harassment, stalking, sexual harassment, doxing, or swatting). 26% is the rate for non-LGBTQIAP+ respondents Now, reflect on these numbers… We have a considerable difference between the rates for LGBTQIAP+ and non-LGBTQIAP+ respondents.


And that’s why I evoked Aristotle directly from ancient Greece to talk about how buy russia telegram database need to trace equity actions for the safety of the LGBTQIAP+ community on social media platforms. After all, this difference between the data shows who the most vulnerable users are because of their affective-sexual orientation. And, consequently, who needs to be helped and considered more quickly. Turning them (and us) into good allies I will list below effective actions to be an ally platform — we don’t need companies just changing their logo during Pride Month, we need consistency and vigilance.

Remember: the LGBTQIAP+ community are consumers too, and it is not smart for many companies to offer advertisements for them in spaces where discrimination is ok. And ensure that you are not selling your space to homophobic, racist, capableist companies or companies that condone any type of discrimination. Let’s be the treasure at the end of the rainbow Today, the most important social media platforms are not prioritizing the security of LGBTQIAP+ users, and it’s possible to change this, but we need the desire to do so.