Originally posted on Critical Social Justice:
A post by Jess Myers and invited guest, Dr. Chris Linder of University of Georgia
Facebook and I celebrated our 10th year anniversary this winter. I remember one of the first times I logged onto my account late in the fall semester of my senior year with my roommate hovering over me. What picture would I use for my profile? I picked a great one of me wearing my favorite sweater at my ½ birthday celebration at the Melting Pot. And that was it. There were no walls to write on, albums to upload, or even then people to “poke,” and there was certainly no invites to Candy Crush. When I think back to all that Facebook wasn’t, I can’t believe we made it past those first few log-ons.
I had no idea what Facebook would become or that “social media” would even become a medium in which to share my stories…
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