Repel evil with what is good
Susan Carland has donated $ 1,000 to UNICEF in response to the average tweets it received.
By Amanda Bell
Australian scholar Susan Carland has been on the receiving end of an endless barrage of hateful tweets ravenous for a solitary reason: She Muslim. Susan, a professor of social sciences at the University Monasch, recently wrote on his desk experience a constant stream of "Toxic" on its Twitter and Facebook feeds in The Sydney Morning Herald. The abuse she received from online trolls going negative comments about her beliefs - "anonymous accounts saying that, as a Muslim woman, I like oppression, murder, war, and sexism "- in style tips and thoughts on how she should behave.
Susan wrote that it makes them feel like "just a blank canvas on which to project their own prejudices and fantasies on Muslims" and that its attempt to engage some anonymous sources of these comments in a thoughtful debate "obtained nothing ".
"Their online abuse varies requests to leave Australia, the hope of my death, insults about my appearance (with particular emphasis on my hijab), accusations that I am a stealth jihadist, and I am preparing to take over the nation, "wrote Carland. "As I read some of their Twitter timelines, I notice how many tweets sent, they were full of rage, dispersed to any recipient they could find. It seemed that the darkness full of people, they could see the dark in others. "Rather than fall into the Internet rabbit hole leggings or endangered social media in total, Susan decided to take the lemons thrown at it and make a little sweet lemonade, so to speak.
declare its intention to follow a Koranic philosophy to "repel evil with what is better," Susan decided to donate $ 1 for every hateful tweet she received on her diet, and after several months she now reached the mark of $ 1,000.
This means that it has collected until 1000 offensive tweets thrown at it during this period. At the same time, Susan Carland did something beneficial for the blind hatred that lurks in his life. "Their hatred does not define me; my beliefs are. And so my answer should be clearly, "writes Susan
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