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‘’Social Media Activism as a Modern World Protest to

the
Humanities and Social Science Students’’

A Research Present to the School of Datamex Saint of Adeline

In Partial Fulfillment of the

Requirements in Practical Research II
By

Ellorda Jenny Q,

Year 2021
TABLE CONTENTS
AKNOWLEGEMENT………………………………………….
ABSTRACT…………………………………………………….
LIST OF TABLE……………………………………………….

CHAPTER ONE : INTRODUCTION

Introduction…………………………………………………….
Background of the Study……………………………………..
Statement of the Problem……………………………………
Scope and Limitation…………………………………………
Hypothesis…………………………………………………….
Significance of the Study…………………………………….
Theoretical Framework………………………………………
Conceptual Framework………………………………………

CHAPTER TWO : LITERATURE REVIEW

Foreign Literature…………………………………………….
Local Literature……………………………………………….

CHAPTER THREE : METHODOLOGY

Research Design……………………………………………
Population Respondents…………………………………..
Sampling Technique……………………………………….
Research Procedure………………………………………
Research Instruments……………………………………..

CHAPTER FOUR: DATA ANALYSIS AND RESULTS

CHAPTER FIVE: SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND

RECOMMENDATIONS

ACKNOWLEGDEMENT
 First and foremost, the researchers would like to thank God for
giving us the strength and capability to do this research. We would like to
acknowledge the guidance and support of our adviser Sir Mario Mark Corato
Carpio. His guidance is a huge help for us to finish this research. Without his
support, our research would not be as successful as it is.

We also would like to show our gratitude for our parents for giving us both
moral and financially support. We are grateful for their understanding that
there are times we stayed up late at night and for always encouraging us to
keep going.

Lastly, we would like to thank our fellow Grade 12 Humanities and Social
Sciences students for being cooperative to us for answering our
questionnaires and for their willingness as well. Overall, all of them are who
we are very thankful for. They had helped me so much throughout this
research.

ABSTRACT

This research is about the Impacts of Social Media Activism as

Modern World Protest to Humanities and Social Sciences students in
Datamex College of Saint Adeline. Both positive and negative effects of this
study has to be determined and explained because it aims to let students
understand how social media works for them and how this affects them. It is
important that students are aware about it and let themselves be into it.
There are 40 HUMSS students who will be our target and respondents as well
to the survey and questionnaires that we will make. The survey will be done
through google docs by sending it to them. Therefore I concluded that this
study will be helpful for every students especially those who are politically
concerned and aware — they will have the power to voice out and most
importantly, it will give them the knowledge of how significant social media
is and how it affects them as a whole.

INTRODUCTION

With the increasing popularity of social media. The social media

has become the most popular form of media such as facebook, twitter,
Instagram whatsapp and etc where a piece of information can become trend
in no time. Social media activism is gaining popularity, talking about media
activism, media activism is part of activism where they can used media as
communication tools. The media has participating in media activism includes
the tabloid, radio, newspaper, campaign and especially protest regarding to
the government policy and other social issues. The media activism is use in
many forms to diverse field in a way of spreading information and
expressing our objection to the different issues. The aims of activism is to
bring change to policies that related to the media as well as the social issues.
Social media activism is a form of media activism that brings a large
audience because of the popularity of social media today and also because
the interactive features towards a great mass. The information that we put in
social media becomes viral in fraction of second. So the campaign or protest
of the people gain supporters because of social media. The social media
activism is the effective way to express ourself in this times of pandemic. The
media activism has a big percentage of social media users  express their
interest and opinion in a cause online compared to offline mode. Social
Media Help us organize without having leaders our ideas,our demands are
discussed on Facebook. Today,  everyone has smartphone,android phone
and apple phone on which various social media apps can be operated for
free.  All this stuff has a contributed to the Social media activism within
improvement of our country and also the communication technology. Also
making video help us to spread our thoughts it easily upload on YouTube
and no more using  native language. Thus it can defined as the activism
behind the screen. Social media activism is most of the information is
intentionally change in a way of making it trending by tagging a great
number of people by simply using hashtag or simply through location
check-in. These are the best way to talk and give opinion about the particular
information, thus the duplicity and redundancy of the information set as viral
category.

This paper is created to understand the pros and con's of social activism.
Social media platform help the user to engage with the trending cause so
the media activism done via  sharing,tagging, liking, subscribing, hashstag,
videos or photos. This type of engagement has cause increase in social
media activism.

BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

Social Media and Activism 

Until recently research in the political science field and in

social movement  studies had little to say about the precise role of
communication and  communicative practices in the construction
of collective identities and protest movements, their sustainability
or the development and spread of  contentious politics. This is
surprising as communication and mediation can  be positioned as a
pivotal component in a wide variety of mobilizations and  struggles
throughout history.  

A social movement is a social process through which collective

actors  articulate their interests, voice grievances and critiques, and
proposed  solutions to identified problems by engaging in a variety
of collective actions.  These movements have three features: 1) they
are conflictual and have clearly  identified (ideological) opponents;
2) they are structured through dense  informal networks; and 3)
they are geared towards developing, sustaining and  sharing
collective identities (della Porta and Diani, 2006) 
The emergence of digital networked technologies has led to the
convergence of  channels of distribution and communication
formats including social media. The profound impact of networked
technologies on societies economically, socially and politically has
led some to claim that we have entered a new era of  the
Information, Network or Knowledge Society. The emergence of the 
Internet has resulted in a polarized scholarly debate about the
impact and  normative consequences of ICTs and social media, in
particular. In this entry  ICTs are referred so as to include mobile
communication and the Internet which support social media
platforms. However, even sceptics of the potential  of ICTs to
fundamentally alter power relations in society acknowledge the 
opportunities for disadvantaged groups to self-represent
themselves,  communicate independently and organise
transnationally. Social media are  playing an increasingly
constitutive role in organizing social movements and  in mobilizing
on a global level.  

A large segment of the literature in this area focuses on whether,

how and to  that extent, networked technologies and social media
platforms are related to  the mobilization for, and the organisation
of, contentious politics with an  emphasis on five themes: 

1) Types of usage and forms of communicative practices 

2) Roles and functions of social media 
3) Networks, ties and the relational 
4) Opportunities and structural constraints 
5) Online spaces as a field of contention 

Some studies focus on identifying the types of use of social media

by social  movements and activists and the variety of media and
communicative  practices that are being developed. These
practices serve certain functions and  fulfil certain roles in support
of organising, coordinating and engendering 
social change. These developments have an impact on social
networks and  social ties which are important to understand to
 make sense of the relational  aspects of mobilisation and
organisation. Researchers often examine the
specific affordances and constraints associated with the use of
social media  the conflicts over, for example, online privacy.  

OBJECTIVES
The Objectives of this research paper is to determine the positive
impact of social media activitism as a modern world protest of HUMSS
students because it will outgrow the people who are using social media a
media as an activism, the positive impact will help us to be able to choose
between different media platform which will help to spread awareness of
what is happening in our environment through the hashstag of activism. The
best way that we can do for our community is to be the voice of everyone
and tell the different social issues that we are experiencing right now,
through the hash tag. I'm trying to find out if media activitism is effective as a
protest. On the other hand there’s need to know its negative effects so we
can avoid of having a problem in using it. I want to know if this is really
effective or not. The negative impact will help the researcher to find out why
social media activitism is not good platform to use as platform of protesting.
All in all my aims is to know the impact of this to the humss students because
they studying about the community development.

RESEARCH PROBLEM
The Problem, hereby, to address if social media activism is
effective as a modern way of protest especially for those HUMSS student
which is my target respondee. They are my respondee because that field is
studying about the community development which is the aim of making
protest  they want a change in their country. People nowadays especially this
time of pandemic we can't make gatherings like protest, so the social media
platform is the most popular form of media that we can only use nowadys.
So I need to know whether there will be a change in the method we used as
a protest or if there is no real change, on the one hand whether the
traditional and modern methods have the same effect or not. My Research
paper  wants to determine if social media activism can do anything to
change and solve social issues in our country. I need to know the positive
and negative impact of this to the HUMSS Student

STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

This study aims to find out the Impacts of Social Media Activism as
Modern World Protest to Humanities and Social Sciences students in
Datamex College of Saint Adeline. The following questions are what the
researches want to be answered.

1. Does the impact of Social Media Activism as Modern World Protest can be
considered as positive or negative?

2. In protesting through the help of social media, does it make more effective
for individuals to be heard than the traditional way of protesting?

3. How does social media activism linked to as being a modern world

protest?

SCOPE AND LIMITATION

This study is narrowed to the Humanities and Social Sciences

students in Datamex College of Saint Adeline — they will be the the targets
and the respondents as well. It only focused on determining the Impacts of
Social Media Activism as Modern World Protest and to find out if it's an
advantage or disadvantage. This research will be conducted at Datamex
College of Saint Adeline. It will start to be conducted in June 7,2021 and ends
in June 11, 2021. The researcher will provide a collection of questionnaires as
a survey and the respondents will be Humanities and Social Sciences
students in Datamex College of Saint Adeline.

HYPOTHESIS
This study is designed to detect and expose the hypothesis that the
Impacts of Social Media Activism to the HUMSS students can be either
positive and negative.

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

Social Media Activism is one of the top topics in our country today.
It is because we are in the middle of pandemic and all of us are staying at
home —as we should and that is the reason why we cannot go outside to
protest. We only have one thing to keep ourselves not to be forgotten and
left behind by our community and country and it is the social media. Social
Media will keep us close to them - the government and it is used for us to be
able to speak out.

This study asims to find out the Impact of Social Media Activism as Modern
World Protest to Humanities and Social Sciences students in Datamex
College of Saint Adeline.

The result of this study will be valuable to the following:

To the students, this will help them to acknowledge how social media
activism affects them as an individual and as a part of political community.
To the school administration, this will provide them the knowledge of
impacts of social media activims to the students and to distinguish if is it an
advantage or disadvantage.

To the teachers, this study will help them to clearly know how social media
works and how we works to it. If the impact is advantage, they will have the
idea to maintain it and if it is disadvantage, they will have know the ways to
make it positive.

To the future researchers, this research will serve as a baseline for the future
related topics.

THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
The theoretical framework of this research is the structure that can hold or
support a theory of my research study. The theoretical
framework introduces and describes the theory that explains why the
research problem under study exists.

Writers presented in the second part of McCaughey and Ayer's volume have
applied social theories from different disciplines to elucidate our
understanding of specific online protest movements and to test the
applicability of these theories in cyberspace. Echoing Kidd's concerns about
the media, Lee Salter challenges those who have projected the bourgeois
public sphere onto the Internet without considering the breadth of
Habermas's scholarship. He argues that the Internet in itself is not the
bourgeois public sphere, but can be the foundation for one. As a result, "it is
imperative that Internet users take an interest in how they shape the
medium" because if they do not, corporations and governments will force
the "small-holders" into "heavily populated, controlled, and regulated areas
such as those provided by [AOL] and Microsoft Network" (138-39). In order
to understand how computer-mediation affects the formation of collective
identity within social movements, Michael Ayers, empirically studied an
online feminist movement (i.e., NOW Village) and an offline feminist
organization (i.e., Womenspace). Despite some of the acknowledged
limitations of his research methodology, Ayers learns that the online
movement's collective identity revolved more around personal goals rather
than political goals; in short, the participants were having difficulties fulfilling
the media's political potential. In contrast, Ayers speculates that
Womenspace has a more cohesive collective identity because of the
participants' proximity to each other. Garrido and Halavais hold up the
Zapatista Movement (from the southern Mexican State of Chiapas) as an
example of a grass roots organization that successfully bypassed the
traditional hierarchies of the Internet. After mapping the connections
between the Zapatista sites and other movements' sites, the writers
conclude, "a careful examination of this hyperlinked network of Web sites
provides a unique insight into the character of the Zapatistas' phenomenal
success, and particularly the degree to which the group has become a
catalyst for a transnational network of activists" (166). This chapter also
provides an in depth discussion about the useful methodology they use to
design their map.

CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK

SENSE OF
RESPONSIBILITY
DEFINITION OF TERMS
 Social Media is  is a computer-based technology that facilitates the
sharing of ideas, thoughts, and information through the building of
virtual networks and communities. By design, social media is Internet-
based and gives users quick electronic communication of content.
 Power is possession of control, authority, or influence over others
 Freedom is the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants
without hindrance or restraint.

 Protest is a public expression of objection, disapproval or dissent

towards an idea or action, typically a political one. Protests can take
many different forms, from individual statements to mass
demonstrations.
 Activism is the policy or action of using vigorous campaigning to bring
about political or social change.
 Modernity is he quality or condition of being modern.
 Unity is the state of being united or joined as a whole.
 Awareness is the state of being conscious of something. More
specifically, it is the ability to directly know and perceive, to feel, or to
be cognizant of events.
 Social is relating to society or its organization.

CHAPTER TWO: LITERRATURE REVIEW

This chapter present the related literature and studies which is the foreign
and local literature. I will discuss the different information from articles,
books, journals and Internet which I used as reference in this study.
FOREIGN REVIEW
This Special Issue brings together a unique collection of articles that maps
and comments on the field of social media and social movements. The
volume contributes to literature in this area by exploring how social media
are not only shaping social movements, advocacy, and activism from the
point of view of organizational communication but also changing the ways in
which activists and SMOs interact with each other. According to Housley et
al. illustrate the continued importance of conducting granular level,
interaction-focused analysis of social media posts in the context of activism.
Using case studies of Twitter-based campaigns, they demonstrate how this
novel approach can further understandings of user exchanges and the
micro-transformational characteristics within organizational communication.
This in turn can inform further work conceptualizing the broader impact of
activist campaigns and the treatment of social media as “data” more
generally. Dawson theory develops a typology of the communities
surrounding organizations’ social media presence and their impact on
organizational identity construction. She uniquely explores the influence of
varied social media interactions on organizational practice. Through
extensive qualitative research including interviews with social media writers
and marketing meeting observations, Dawson insightfully demonstrates
ways that organizational identity is co-authored in communication through
confirming and disconfirming identity messages.

Social movements can and do draw from accumulated knowledge gleaned

from previous movements and activities. Historically, this is passed down
from generation to generation and movement to movement. Social media
have changed the ways in which this knowledge is being recorded and
passed on. Given the success of Wikipedia, wikis not only have been seen as
a successful means for “knowledge aggregation from many contributors”
but also actually “results in the reconstruction of expertise” (Majchrzak,
Wagner, & Yates, 2013). Social media, including but not limited to wikis, can
help make knowledge sharing much more transparent and accessible within
large, distributed, global organizations. Third, social media have a role in
helping develop and maintain a sense of community in large activist
organizations and can be a motivator for participating in these platforms
(Brzozowski et al., 2009). In studies of enterprise social media use, tweet-like
microblogging was thought to lead to “more team cohesion and lead to
faster problem solving” (Brzozowski et al., 2009). Twitter has been found to
have linked geographically disparate groups during the Occupy movement
(Croeser & Highfield, 2014). Although social media platforms can ultimately
foster a powerful “sense of virtual community” (Majchrzak et al., 2013), a
practical reality is that social media can be difficult to implement in terms of
fostering a clear organizational structure, they are subject to governmental
and other surveillance, and they often require vast amounts of resources to
keep social media network alive (e.g., tweets quickly fade into the ether
unless new tweets keep hashtags and threads alive).

This foreign literature helps me to my research work, because I get a

reference to do my research paper

LOCAL LITERATURE
According to the communication scholar John Downing (2008) wrote about
how there is a shift in the focus on communication technology, particularly
mass media, from its uses “to a greater emphasis on citizen, activist, or
community engagement with issues and movements through the internet
and related technologies”. What tended to be more concerned about the
means by which communication was transmitted for political and cultural
movements and campaigns has now given more importance to both sender
and recipient. This acknowledges how technology today is continually
defined by human’s changing preferences and dictated according to which
best suits them at a certain time, that the decision on the form of media
ideally has to ultimately be in accordance to the trend.
This concept of alternative/activist media can be attributed to the use of
“tactical media”, which was popularized after the fall of communism in
Europe as a way to infuse an element of public discourse in an otherwise
artistic interpretation of dominant social, political, economic or cultural
order, albeit short-term and temporary. Geert Lovink and David Garcia were
two theorists behind the concept of tactical media. They argued, among
others, that political activism can only be sustained when there is “smaller,
episodic, nomadic, rapid-response moments of ‘resistance’, not
revolution.

Social movement theory, activism, relevance, political process theory,

antiglobalization movement, global justice movement It is surprising how
much discipline is imposed upon theory by requiring that it ‘make a
difference’ and provide guidance or useful illumination. I learned long ago
from students in professional schools that questions of ‘so what’ or
‘what relevance does this have’ do not signify impatience with theory per
se, much less antiintellectualism, but only impatience with the obvious,
general, remote, and vague statements that often parade as social science
theory. One test of good theory is that it have practical implications. (Charles
Perrow, 1970, p. vii)

CHAPTER THREE: METHODOLOGY

This chapter shall discuss the research methods available for the study
and what is applicable for it to use in the response for the statement of the
problem in chapter 1.

This chapter presents the research methodologies used in the study,

This includes the research design, Population and Respondents, Sampling
Technique, Instrumentation, Research Procedures.
RESEARCH DESIGN

Social media activism analysis is the type of a scientific and disciplined inqui
ry approach to research of protesting concerns, with the primary purpose of 
determining its impact on students and assisting them in understanding the 
importance of knowing and being aware of it.Secondary objectives of this r
esearch are to assist others in opening their minds as individuals and as me
mbers of a group.Finally, assist them in developing a sense of responsibility 
and independence.

Four important steps separate a scientific and disciplined inquiry approach.
 These are the following:
Recognize and identify a research question or
problem.Describe and carry out procedures for gathering data on the topics 
and problems being investigated. Analyze the data you've gathered. Based 
on the information analysis, state the outcomes or implications.

POPULATION AND RESPONDENTS

In this research paper, the respondents are the Humanities and Social
Sciences students in Datamex College of Saint Adeline as they are the targets
in this study too. Their experience in social media activism are the things we
are aiming to know to determine whether the impacts of it as a whole is an
advantage or disadvantage. There will be 36 humss students  who will be
answering the survey questions we made through google docs.

SAMPLING TECHNIQUE
 
.The researches employed probability sampling in this study which
involves setting a few parameters and randomly selecting 40 humss students
from a population at datamex college of Saint Adeline 
With this selection criterion, all 40 students were given the same opportunit
y to respond and be included in the sample.

RESEARCH PROCEDURES 

In this study, the researchers introduced the topic and the

importance of this research paper. Then after the research planned on how I
will conduct my research regarding to mu topic which is the Social Media
Activism as a Modern World Protest to the Humanities and Social Media. The
next step that the researchers do is to find a respondents that will answer our
questionnaire especially with my target respondents which is the grade 12
HUMSS students of datamex College of Saint Adeline. The researcher will
introduce the themselves and explain what will be the purpose of making
this research. I need to explain the purpose of interviewing students. The
survey that I use is only a questionnaire with a specific choices and questions
or in short Close ended. So the researcher give time to respondents to
answer the survey then after I will give the summary of the survey. Last I will
find out the answer of this research study.

RESEARCH INSTRUMENT

With regards to determining the impacts of social media activism as

Modern world protest to the HUMSS of students in Datamex College of
Saint Adeline, the researcher will use social media itself to gather
information from the respondents about what was it like protesting
through  modern way and how this affects them as a whole. The
researcher will prepare a set of questionnaires that will be answered by
them and to completely specific, the questionnaires will be place in a
google docs and the link will be send to them through messenger.
CHAPTER FOUR: DATA ANALYSIS AND RESULTS

The total of respondents that I survey are 36 responents. 25 female and 11

male, there strand is only HUMSS since my only respondents is Humss
students. Theres a wrong in typing but im sure that they are all HUMSS
student. When it comes to the age of the respondents it doesn’t matter to
the researchers because making protest doesn’t require any age. so I
decided to different age.

The number 1 question is all about the electronics that the respondents use
in the different social media platforms. So based on the summary of the
answer 35 respondent that are saying that they use phone is Smartphone or
touchscreen. But there 1 people saying that she use keypad. This question
proves that many people using a high-tech and upgrade kind of phone. So if
the phone is available gadgets to the respondents it have possible that they
companion to the different activism. They are open to see the different issue
of our world so she/he knows what happened to our world.
Based on the Second question all the respondents is saying that they are all
using Social Media. I got 100% of repondents, Social Media is one of the most
popular platform of communicaticcon and entertainment right now in the world. I
ask this question to determine if my respondee know or familiar to social media.
So now I can say that social media is very used by people nowadays
Based on the the third question 38.9% are saying that they’re not tried to been in
a protest or social movement while 30.6% is saying yes they tried to go in the
different protest or social movement and 30.5% saying that maybe yes or no
they go to the different protest. In this question the researcher want to know if
the reponendents try to attend a different protest or social media so that the
researcher determine they’re really know or understand what is protest and if
they have a care for it.

Based on the fourth question 42.9% saying that yes social media affected the
respondents to join any protest or movement while 31.4% that are saying No
social media not affected the respondent to join protest and 25.7% maybe. In
this question the researcher want to know if the respondents is trying to protest
just because they read or saw it on social media. The majority of this question is
saying that social media has a really big impact on people who are making a
protest or movement,
Based on the fifth question 55.6% of the respondent saying that Social Media
Activism should be official as a Modern World protest while 36.1% saying that
social media activism shouldn’t be official as a modern world protest and 8.2%
saying maybe it should or shouldn’t. The majority of the answer is saying yes it
should be official as Moden Worl Protest. The researcher want to determine if
the respondent want or agree to make the social activism as a modern world
protest. So in this survey question the respondents want to be official the Social

Based on the sixth question the lowest scale being rate is 1 with 2.8% next is 5
with 16.7% next is 6 with 2.8% next 7 with 19.4% next 8 with 25.7% next 9 with
19.4% and lastly the highest rate scale of the advantage of Social Media
Activism is 10 with 13.9%. The Highest rate scale of the impact of social media
activism an advantage is 8 with 25.7%, meaning it’s good to know that social
media activism has an advantage. The researcher want to determine if the
people see or understand the advantage of using social media platform as an a
Based on the Seventh question the lowest scale rate of the impact of social
media activism as disadvantage is 2 with 2.8% next 9 with 2.8% next 10
with5.6% next 4 with 8.3% next 3 with 11.1% next 6 with 13.9% next 5 with
19.4% an lastly scale rate of the impact of social media activism is 7 with
27.8%. 7 is not bad as a rate for the disadvantage of social media activism. The
researcher want to know respondent see any disadvantage of social media
activism, so that the researcher determine if there need to improve or change.

Based on this last question the researcher want to know the opinion of the
respondents regarding to their experience of using social media platform to hear
the all rants of the respondents in the different issue of our country. The
researcher want to determine if social media activism is effective. The majority
of the respondent is yes and 1 respondents say no. As a summary of their
opinion they said that the Social Media is a good Platform of saying our rants,
also social media platform is good for activism because people get attention of
the netizen so the government notice it. Also they aid that social media platform
is mean of communication so as it way has become the platform to say our
rants. Overall they agree that its very effective that thae social media activism is
become the modern way of protest.
CHAPTER FIVE: SUMMARY, CONCULUSION AND
RECCOMENDATION
Overall, These research paper determine that the respondents
which is the HUMSS students is agree to use the social media
as activism in the modern world protest, Some are not but
based on the research paper the majority of the students want
it because of the popularity of the social media so as we can
see right now social media platform is good to tell our rants in
the different social issue. The highest rate scale of advantage
of Media activism is 8 with 25.7% not bad because they
already see that advantage of this in somewhat the
disadvantage is 7 with 27.85 not really bad as disadvantage,
Even though there’s some of problem so that people say
that it has an disadvantage. My conclusion is social media
activism will be more effective if people use it properly, social
media is a wide platform for communication and
entertainment so we can’t use it properly our rants will
become a piece of mess. As my recommendation for this
research paper I can say that now that we are in the modern
world especially with a high tech world we need to know what
is the purpose of using it, Now that we are facing right now to
the different problem of social issues especially of having
corona virus we can’t say our rants because we need to have
social distancing so the social media stand as a platform of
expressing our opinion . but Too much is bad if we can’t use
it properly and if we abuse it we can say our rants. I will
recommend the Social Media Activism as a modern world
protest so the government know our side as a netizen.
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