Nothing screams 'I am doing meaningful and transformative activism' like signing up for a network television series!
On the series, these so-called activists will compete in challenges to “promote their causes,the winners of which will be measured by “online engagement, social metrics, and hosts’ input.” As a social media manager, I can’t even imagine how one would “win” at something as abstract as “promoting a cause”—but I also wouldn’t expect anything less from a series with a concept this performative and self-promotional.
For the finale of this hellish competition, the so-called activists will have the opportunity to attend the G20 summit where they will meet with world leaders to fundraise for their cause , and the winner will be the team that receives the largest financial commitment .
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