Seen From Social Networks: Another Face of Mobilization
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The day of mobilization of this 6 October also gave rise to much less tense exchanges. We would almost talk about fraternization and symbolic games. A union between the generations was observed in the Parisian procession. We saw accolades between passers-by and teenagers, then gestures of solidarity at the end of the demonstration. On the social networks, images show students tidy up the garbage before going to protest. In Strasbourg, passers-by…
One of the key factors in high school mobilization in recent hours, according to the intelligence services: social networks, doped with artificial intelligence. Some mayors have even asked that these social networks be temporarily blocked from minors.
By relaying widely images of blockades or violence against young people, Instagram, Snapchat or TikTok are participating in the dynamics of the actions carried out by high school students. Under the close eye of the territorial intelligence services.
At the dawn of a new day of mobilization scheduled for Tuesday, October 6, the high school protest movement structures itself from its phone as around a megaphone.
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