The Twitter Revolution

A Syrian Rap song has been circulating among my friends; it cynically and brilliantly criticizes the Syrian regime’s repression of protesters. Similar to other pictures and media that capture the protests and its related dynamism, the song has been widely shared on social networking sites. We express what we think, for example in a status on Facebook, because we simply need to exist not to be silent. And, that is exactly what the Arab protestors have done. Most of them are youth wit...

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