People, particularly girls, need to improve their media literacy skills on social media sites to improve their body image and self-esteem
The Better Life Project Founder Sarah Doyle toldAdvertisement
“But we can't hide the darker side of social media which is that it does have a negative impact on how young girls and women of all ages view their bodies and themselves as a result of social media.” Young women on TikTok, for example, should be aware of the “production” behind many social media posts.
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