Pride 2022: #WeBelong

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Pride 2022: #WeBelong

URL

https://blog.x.com/en_sea/topics/company/2022/pride-2022---webelong

Date de publication

2022-06-16

Date de consultation

2024-12-04

Mots-clés

Pride

Verbatims affectifs

"People come to Twitter to connect with their communities, show up as their authentic and true selves, and talk about what’s happening. On Twitter, conversations about Pride Month grew by 76%* in the past year – from discussing Netflix’s romantic comedy Heartstopper to celebrating courageous moments, the LGBTQIA+ community and allies are showing up for one another on Twitter.
This year, we honour Pride Month with the hashtag #WeBelong. For all of the progress that the queer community has made in recent years, efforts to exclude, erase, and degrade them persist. #WeBelong is a call for queers to take up space and be loud in places where they've been told they don't belong or have been made to feel unsafe. "

Thème général (contenu, image, etc.)

Tweets

Recommandations et bonnes pratiques

"- Choose who can reply to Tweets in conversation settings to engage in more meaningful conversations and avoid unwelcome replies.
- Hide replies that are off-topic or detract from the conversation.
- Mute words, phrases, usernames, emojis, and hashtags that may be abusive and cause uncomfortable experiences on Twitter.
- Block specific accounts to restrict them from seeing Tweets, and contacting and following a person."

Effets attendus de ces recommandations ou objectifs qu’elles permettent d’atteindre

Réaffirmer un soutien aux communautés LGBTQ+

Type d'utilisation de l'émotion (Prescription/autodéfinition)

Autodéfinition

Thèmes

Utiliser des fonctionnalités affectives

Catégorie

Communiquer autour de la pride

Images

29.GIFbelong

Cas/exemples/illustrations

"Audrey Tang 唐鳳 (@audreyt)
Audrey is the world’s first openly non-binary and transgender executive Government cabinet member, Taiwan’s first digital minister, and a free software programmer who has been described as one of the ten greatest Taiwanese computing personalities. Tang is also actively involved in Taiwan’s g0v, a grassroots civic tech community dedicated to deepening citizens’ contributions and connections to society. Tang identifies as “post-gender” and accepts all pronouns, including she/her."

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