Examining Exposure to Messaging, Content, and Hate Speech from Partisan News Social Media Posts on Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities

Nguyen, Thu T.; Yu, Weijun; Merchant, Junaid S.; Criss, Shaniece; Kennedy, Chris J.; Mane, Heran; Gowda, Krishik N.; Kim, Melanie; Belani, Ritu; Blanco, Caitlin F.; Kalachagari, Manvitha; Yue, Xiaohe; Volpe, Vanessa V.; Allen, Amani M.; Hswen, Yulin; Nguyen, Quynh C.

doi:10.3390/ijerph20043230

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“…Therefore, social networks function as amplifiers when the objective is to wage a cultural war (Larsson 2020). In this context, our focus is on hate speech as a technique that employs hate rhetoric as a synonym for freedom of expression and portrays political correctness as an analogy to censorship (Aguilar 2023, Amores et al 2021, Hernandez Urbano et al 2021, Lee and Lee 2023, Nguyen et al 2023, Ollagnier et al 2023, Paz, Mayagoitia-Soria and González-Aguilar 2021, Weimann and Masri 2023.…”

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Spreadability and hate speech of radical conservatism: The Peruvian case on TikTok

Cuevas-Calderón,

Yalán Dongo,

Kanashiro

2023

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This study aimed to establish a typology of the modes of spreadability of hate speech by radicalized conservative groups. Using Veron’s semiotic model, we focused on three analytical dimensions of circulation: temporalization, spatialization, and tracking. This approach helped us understand the qualities of spreadability inherent in hate speech. Employing a qualitative methodological strategy, we selected a corpus of 188 videos featuring Peruvian radical conservatives on TikTok. Through this analysis, we identified four modes of spreadability among conservative groups on TikTok: contagion, propagation, contamination, and population. The modes of spreadability through contagion and propagation generate themes of change. Spreadability through contamination and population upholds the preservation of the past. The contribution of this study lies in explaining how the modes of circulation for conservative hate speech function as strategies within a cultural war aimed at ideological entrenchment.

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Spreadability and hate speech of radical conservatism: The Peruvian case on TikTok

Cuevas-Calderón,

Yalán Dongo,

Kanashiro

2023

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Polarized Perspectives on Health Equity: Results from a Nationally Representative Survey on US Public Perceptions of COVID-19 Disparities in 2023

Gollust,

Gansen,

Fowler

et al. 2024

Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law

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Republicans and Democrats responded in starkly different ways to the COVID-19 pandemic, from their attitudes in 2020 about whether the virus posed a threat to whether the pandemic ended in 2023. The consequences of COVID-19 for health equity has been a central concern in public health, and the concept of health equity has also been beset by partisan polarization. In this essay, we present and discuss nationally-representative survey data from 2023 on U.S. public perceptions of disparities in COVID-19 mortality (building on a multi-wave previous survey effort), as well as causal attributions for racial disparities, the contribution of structural racism, and broader attitudes about public health authority. We find anticipated gulfs in perspectives between Democrats on the one hand, and Independents and Republicans on the other. The results offer a somewhat pessimistic view on the likelihood of finding common ground in how the general public understands health inequities or the role of structural racism in perpetuating them. However, we show that those who acknowledge racial disparities in COVID-19 are more likely to support state public health authority to act for other infectious disease threats. We explore the implications of these public opinion data for advocacy, communication, and future needed research.

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Guerra cultural de la extrema derecha conservadora en TikTok: estudio comparativo de influencers en Perú, Brasil, Francia e Italia

Cuevas-Calderón,

Yalán Dongo,

Demuru

et al. 2024

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Esta investigación se centró en analizar y comparar la construcción de los valores discursivos de la extrema derecha en el norte y sur global. Realizamos un estudio comparativo entre Perú, Brasil, Francia e Italia, utilizando nanoinfluencers en TikTok para explorar la guerra cultural y cómo representan al "enemigo del pueblo". Adoptando un enfoque exploratorio-cualitativo, seleccionamos contenido de TikTok de nanoinfluencers. Los resultados muestran que en América Latina se emplea retórica religiosa para conectar emocionalmente con la audiencia y resistir la "dictadura progresista". En Europa, los discursos buscan distanciarse de la dictadura progresista ya arraigada en el gobierno. Mientras en Latinoamérica la lucha es para evitar su llegada, en Europa es para desvincularse del progresismo. Este estudio contribuye al análisis de las singularidades y contradicciones en la producción discursiva de la extrema derecha latinoamericana, ampliando la literatura existente.

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Examining Exposure to Messaging, Content, and Hate Speech from Partisan News Social Media Posts on Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities

Cited by 3 publications

References 21 publications

Spreadability and hate speech of radical conservatism: The Peruvian case on TikTok

Spreadability and hate speech of radical conservatism: The Peruvian case on TikTok

Polarized Perspectives on Health Equity: Results from a Nationally Representative Survey on US Public Perceptions of COVID-19 Disparities in 2023

Guerra cultural de la extrema derecha conservadora en TikTok: estudio comparativo de influencers en Perú, Brasil, Francia e Italia

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