The Kony 2012 video has divided students’ message toward the warlord’s actions. Temple supporters of Invisible Children took to the streets of Philadelphia to make an infamous African warlord known, while other students set out
Gdovin argues that while the “Kony 2012” delivers an important message, it does not offer a real solution. The “Kony 2012” video has reportedly become the most viral video on the Internet. It took only
Invisible Children Inc.’s “Kony 2012” – the viral video reaching more than 83 million views on YouTube – is galvanizing America’s youth into making Joseph Kony, leader of the Lord’s Resistance Army, who abducts children
