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Reported by Neeharika Bhammar
Anonymous.
Anonymous is a decentralised hactivist collective that is widely known for its cyber attacks against the government. The leader of the group is called Sabu, but the other members are not known and stay true to their name- Anonymous. We do not know how many members there are, whether they are all boys or girls, from where they are or where they are located and as mentioned before, we do not know their names or how they look. In recent events, Anonymous have taken it upon themselves to find dirt on the American government and especially president Donald Trump. The group has now become active on all social media platforms specially Twitter, exposing the corruption and fraud practices of the government.
Anonymous is a decentralised hactivist collective that is widely known for its cyber attacks against the government. The leader of the group is called Sabu, but the other members are not known and stay true to their name- Anonymous. We do not know how many members there are, whether they are all boys or girls, from where they are or where they are located and as mentioned before, we do not know their names or how they look. In recent events, Anonymous have taken it upon themselves to find dirt on the American government and especially president Donald Trump. The group has now become active on all social media platforms specially Twitter, exposing the corruption and fraud practices of the government.
All Lives Matter.
Racism. A terrible, uncivilised thing, that people living in the 21st century have brought back to life. George Floyd, an innocent black man who was pined under the knee of a white Minneapolis police officer, was killed earlier last week on the 25th of May because of suspicion of passing a counterfeit $20 bill at a nearby market. This sparked a flame for justice and equality and started Black Lives Matter, an international human rights movement that campaigns against violence and systematic racism towards black people. Riots are going on all over America, people are vandalising shops and setting them on fire.
#BLM #BlackLivesMatter #NoJusticeNoPiece #AllLivesMatter
Coronavirus is affecting people's daily lives.
As we are all aware, the Coronavirus is a global pandemic and has forced many countries and cities to go under complete lockdown. At the moment, some countries under lockdown include, Spain, Italy, Denmark, Austria, Ireland and many more. People's businesses are on a hold or at complete losses. Nobody is going to work and employees are loosing their jobs as their companies are unable to pay their salaries. Here is an interview from 2 different people currently working from home.
Rishi Bhammar- Product Manager- Cisco
Interviewer- How is your work place coping and what alternatives is it taking to continue work?
Rishi- Each worker get's a laptop and access to a tool called Webex. Webex allows us to stay connected with our customers and other employees via video and audio conferencing.
Interviewer- Is work harder or easier online?
Rishi- It's harder. You need to be available full time and it requires more focus.
Interviewer- Do u think things will go back to normal or will working be a different experience when you go back?
Rishi- It is definitely going to be different. All companies are now trying to get back to work but yet trying to enforce social distancing.
Priyanka Singh- Teacher- Greenwood High IB
Interviewer- How is your work place coping and what alternatives is it taking to continue work?
Priyanka- The school has trained the teachers and students to use Microsoft Teams for taking classes online, for discussions, for collaboration, for assessment, for feedback and for growing together.
Interviewer- Is work harder or easier online?
Priyanka- It's challenging in different ways, there are no physical discomforts, but its a little difficult constantly talking to the screen not knowing if the other children are not listening to me, but I find it much more calmer to work like this.
Interviewer- Do u think things will go back to normal or will working be a different experience when you go back?
Priyanka- For sure it's going to be very different.
Rishi Bhammar- Product Manager- Cisco
Interviewer- How is your work place coping and what alternatives is it taking to continue work?
Rishi- Each worker get's a laptop and access to a tool called Webex. Webex allows us to stay connected with our customers and other employees via video and audio conferencing.
Interviewer- Is work harder or easier online?
Rishi- It's harder. You need to be available full time and it requires more focus.
Interviewer- Do u think things will go back to normal or will working be a different experience when you go back?
Rishi- It is definitely going to be different. All companies are now trying to get back to work but yet trying to enforce social distancing.
Priyanka Singh- Teacher- Greenwood High IB
Interviewer- How is your work place coping and what alternatives is it taking to continue work?
Priyanka- The school has trained the teachers and students to use Microsoft Teams for taking classes online, for discussions, for collaboration, for assessment, for feedback and for growing together.
Interviewer- Is work harder or easier online?
Priyanka- It's challenging in different ways, there are no physical discomforts, but its a little difficult constantly talking to the screen not knowing if the other children are not listening to me, but I find it much more calmer to work like this.
Interviewer- Do u think things will go back to normal or will working be a different experience when you go back?
Priyanka- For sure it's going to be very different.
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