Introduktion
Good morning, everyone. I extend my gratitude for your presence here today. My name is Sarah Krogh, and I'm currently enrolled at the London School of Economics.

It's an honor to have been invited to share my perspective on the intersection of social media and social responsibility.

To begin, I will provide a brief overview of the social media giant, Facebook, and delve into its approach to handling advertisements. Next, I'll explore reactions and potential solutions to the dilemmas arising from these key points.

Utdrag
The "Stop Hate For Profit" campaign has emerged as a response to this issue, aiming to shed light on the matter and encourage companies advertising on Facebook to reconsider their choices.

In response, several thousand companies have opted to withdraw their advertisements from Facebook, unwilling to associate their brands with the hate speech that permeates the platform.

These advertisers demand that Facebook focus more diligently on promoting respect and morality.

One potential avenue for advertisers is to communicate to these platforms that they will not engage in advertising partnerships if hate speech or unethical content continues to coexist with their advertisements.

Modern consumers are increasingly inclined to support companies that actively engage with social issues.