By now, anyone who watches television, reads a newspaper or surfs the Internet has heard of Anonymous, the hacktivist collective that declared war on oppression, child pornography, big government, and Internet censorship.
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"From the moment we are born, society has already defined us. We are pushed into thinking small throughout our entire lives—by others, our environment, and the existing systems within our society, but most powerfully of all we unconsciously limit ourselves. Ashoka works from a very different belief." Via The Ashoka Community 
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January 7, 4:14 PM
Ashoka believes that the fundamental step in changemaking is giving yourself permission. Then, you must act on your empathy and lead a team of teams (utilizing your command of the four critical skills of empathy, teamwork, leadership and changemaking). Read here to learn about Ashoka Support Network member Peter Mortifee's experience realizing his power as a changemaker -- and about how you can step into your bigness too. Delete the scoop?
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Here the hacktivist speak out about their actions.