Online Movement Urges Blocking Celebrities Silent on Gaza Conflict
Digital campaigns call for boycotting influencers who avoid addressing the humanitarian crisis, sparking debate over the efficacy and ethics of online activism.
- The 'Blockout 2024' movement encourages users to block celebrities who don't speak on the Gaza conflict.
- Critics argue the campaign distracts from the core issues and resembles bullying tactics.
- Supporters believe the movement highlights the power of social media to hold public figures accountable.
- Celebrities like Lizzo and Ariana Grande have faced backlash despite making gestures of support.
- Some activists suggest focusing on amplifying voices directly involved in humanitarian efforts.