A sense of rhetorical embodiment that acknowledges that “all bodies do rhetoric through texture, shape, color, consistency, movement, and function” (Johnson, Levy, Manthey, and Novotny 39).
Signifying bodies “connect individuals and groups to others in complex arrangements characterized by power distribution, access, and mobility” (Johnson, Levy, Manthey, and Novotny 40).
Social media spaces are "complex mediated life worlds where inscription is no longer a metaphoric practice but an act of (pre-)self/real-world environmental coupling, inadequate to be viewed from the perspective of discursive representation" (Holloway-Attaway) .
"There is something about the fact that Twitter is primarily designed for speech—for short, strong, declarative utterance—that makes it an especially powerful vehicle for activism, a place of liberation" (Weiss).