The Social Media Gender Divide -- Men and Women Disagree on Social Media "Causes"

A new study concerning social causes and social media reveals that the gender divide isn’t getting any smaller. Women and men view the use of social cause social media differently. In some cases, quite differently.

A new study concerning social causes and social media reveals that the gender divide isn’t getting any smaller. Women and men view the use of social cause social media differently.  In some cases, quite differently.

A study released last week by Georgetown University’s Center for Social Impact Communication and paid for by Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide asked 2000 Americans through online survey about their views on social causes. Participants were asked about everything from their feelings about particular causes such as politics and hunger to whether or not they felt getting involved with a social cause could make a significant difference.

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