The Walk of (Body) Shame: The Detrimental Repercussions of Cyberbullying

  • Stacey C
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Since the 1990s, the Internet has blossomed into a platform designed to provide access to an unlimited amount of information at the click of a putton. It did not take long for this technology to become an integral part of our social interaction. In recent years, as a pernicious consequence of the Internet's "faceless" communication, the internet has become an ideal space for cybverbullying. This research focuses specifically on the problem of "body shaming" in online spaces. The essay explores causes of cyberbullying and online body shaming in order to better understand strategies for creating mroe empathetic online spaces and to promote an culture of positive body image.

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Stacey, C. (2017). The Walk of (Body) Shame: The Detrimental Repercussions of Cyberbullying. The Boller Review, 2. https://doi.org/10.18776/tcu/br/2/68

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