POLÍTICA

La tolerancia



¿Te has preguntado qué tan tolerante eres en temas como la raza, etnia, religión, género, orientación sexual, discapacidad y demás? Es que hoy es el Día Internacional para Contrarrestar el Discurso de Odio y uno de los espacios donde tiene lugar es en internet y las redes sociales. Esto es, humillar, promover la hostilidad, desconfianza, incitar a la violencia o discriminación lo que beneficia a personas con prejuicios personales, agendas divisivas, grupos radicales y aumento de tráfico de visitas en ciertos sitios.

Se materializa con comentarios ofensivos, uso de imágenes y memes para ridiculizar, hostigamiento, desinformación y propaganda.

Podemos encontrar incluso publicaciones que niegan o minimizan hechos históricos como el Holocausto, genocidios u otros eventos, teorías de conspiración contra grupos religiosos, étnicos o políticos, menosprecio a las mujeres, estereotipos negativos sobre el Islam, los musulmanes y la comunidad judía.

Estos ejemplos muestran cómo el discurso de odio puede adoptar diversas formas en línea, causando daño emocional y perpetuando la exclusión y la división social. Es crucial estar atentos y tomar medidas para contrarrestar este tipo de contenido negativo en internet.

Se supone que las plataformas de redes sociales y los sitios web tienen políticas contra el discurso de odio y tratan de eliminar su propagación mediante el uso de algoritmos pero sigue siendo un desafío constante debido a la naturaleza global y anónima de internet. Habría que hacer más por educar en el respeto y la diversidad, la empatía y el diálogo y, claramente, reflexionar sobre nuestras acciones individuales en la internet. La tolerancia fomenta el entendimiento mutuo y la coexistencia pacífica.

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