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Sep 14, 2020 5 tweets 2 min read Read on X
Job opening at @weareyuvaa:
Research Associate with 2-4 years work ex, ideally at a reputed research firm.
Should've knowledge of qual/quant + analysis + creating research methodologies + conducting research.
Should've worked with youth.
Mail CVs to yash@yuvaa.co.in.
Please RT :)
Job opening #2 at @weareyuvaa:
Editor with 3-5 years work ex, ideally at reputed digital firms.
Should have end-to-end knowledge of post production.
Should have worked across genres, on youth-led/focused YouTube + Instagram videos.
Mail CVs to kevin@yuvaa.co.in.
Please RT :)
We're expanding, and have more job opportunities across creative/sales/community/research coming up. Please keep following the thread, in case you're interested :)

Find our work on youtube.com/weareyuvaa, instagram.com/weareyuvaa.

Pay in accordance with industry standards.
HIRING ALERT @weareyuvaa
Social media exec with 6 months - 1 yr work ex.
Should have video editing skills. Design skills are a bonus!
Should have a knack for social media trends + formats and can keep up with the internet's dynamic *fun*ctions.
Send CVs to careers@yuvaa.co.in.
HIRING ALERT @weareyuvaa
Social media exec with 1-2 years work ex for working on Yuvaa's Twitter feed + editorial.
Ideally from an journalism/mass media background.
Should be comfortable with video.
Should have knowledge of student issues & should know fake news from real one!

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So many things wrong with this. #Thread
There are hundreds of thousands of people who die from cancer every year. To use a cancer-led death as a tool for a publicity stunt is one of the most insensitive, thoughtless, vile ideas anyone's come up with. You've diminished real deaths & suffering, and made a mockery of a terrible illness.
Beyond that, you've turned the HPV vaccine into a punchline. I really hope that every woman who was considering taking this vaccine after the news of the death yesterday, goes ahead with it, because chances are that this will have the opposite effect: people will not want to be associated with anything Poonam Pandey was.
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Spoke to @shrutisonal26 for a @timesofindia piece on 'The rise of alpha males' thanks to films like Animal, Gadar & <name the South blockbuster>.

While I don't disagree that hypermasculinity has made big bucks, I have a contrarian view on its rise. The reason? @iamsrk

#Thread
If there's a trend about so-called alpha males, and the associated misogyny, aggression and violence, I urge everyone to look at another trend: the giant success of the 'softboy' masculinity of SRK's 500 Cr+ blockbusters of this very year, Pathaan and Jawan.

Some examples:
In Pathaan, the introduction to Deepika's character is through an action scene where she saves SRK's character. And at no point does 'Pathaan' try to 'take charge' (or even try to cut himself loose).. he knows Rubina is very well in charge, and she's kicking all ass!
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#Thread on the memeification of the Amber Heard-Johnny Depp trial:

Alright, so I know I'm going to get hate for this thread, but I'm a bit fed up of seeing the hundreds of (mostly Heard) parody videos + memes from the trial, and I'm a bit sick about what they represent.

1/n
First: everything I know about the trial, I know against my will. I've never sought out, read up on, or watched videos of the trial - until it started seeking me. Until I wasn't able to escape it. Until it became pop culture the same way Trump did, *before* he was elected.

2/n
Second: I'm not going to get into the facts of the trial, because at this time, everyone has their own facts (her truth, his truth, the truth).

Irrespective of the trial's outcome, Heard has already lost. She's not a survivor, she's not even a perpetrator, she's a meme now.

3/n
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I keep thinking about the 23-year-old software engineer from IIT Hyderabad, who has been caught and jailed for giving a rape threat to Virat Kohli's infant daughter.

I'm glad he's being held accountable - but it's disturbing and tragic to see: this is who we are now.

#Thread
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- He studied in a premiere Indian education institution
- He worked at a top-tier food startup
- He is a software engineer who was studying to do a masters in the US
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- He is 23!
And yet, why would a young Indian, who was well on the path of achieving the Indian 'middle-class dream', peddle in and pursue such horrific hatred?

What's more disturbing is: this is not even a question being asked, because of how normalised and endemic this hate has become.
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#Thread on Aryan Khan:

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This is a young Indian, who has allegedly broken a law, with an offence that ultimately harms no one else but his own self.

Yes, there is no legal justification for what he did, but the criminal ramification of it must be a punishment commiserate with the scale of the offence.
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