Social Media Shaming Your College [nytimes.com]

Rafael Maravilla(PACEs Connection Staff) 9/15/204:00 AM

By Shira Ovide, The New York Times, September 10, 2020

We’ve all seen social media used to shame people we disagree with. Those milliseconds of tsk-tsking might feel good, but I doubt they’re helpful.

Then my colleague Natasha Singer told me about pandemic shaming I can get behind.

College students are using TikTok, Twitter and other apps to embarrass their universities when they fail to care for people who have been isolated in special Covid-19 dorms or are in quarantine units because of a possible exposure.

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