How Social Media Is Used in Hong Kong Protests

The transcript discusses the ongoing peaceful protests in Hong Kong, highlighting how protesters use technology and social media to share information. The yellow ribbon has become a symbol of the pro-democracy movement. Community members, including expats, are providing support by delivering essentials to protesters. The Umbrella Revolution campaign, initiated at Harvard University, aims to spread awareness about shared values with Hong Kong students. On October 1st, many will wear yellow to show broader support for the movement.

What symbol have social media users adopted to show support for Hong Kong's pro-democracy goals?

• A blue ribbon

• A green ribbon

• A yellow ribbon

• A red ribbon

What items are locals and expats providing to support the protesters?

• Books and magazines

• Food, water, and deodorant

• Clothing and blankets

• Medical supplies

Which areas are mentioned as being close to Hong Kong's central business district?

• Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui

• Lantau Island and Cheung Chau

• Causeway Bay and Wan Chai

• Kowloon Bay and Sha Tin

Where did the Umbrella Revolution campaign originate?

• Oxford University

• University of Hong Kong

• Harvard University

• Stanford University

What is the significance of October 1 in the context of the Hong Kong protests?

• It is a day when many will wear yellow to show support

• It is the day the protests ended

• It marks the beginning of the protests

• It is a national holiday in Hong Kong