“Vulnerable, Victimized, and Objectified”: Understanding Ableist Hate and Harassment Experienced by Disabled Content Creators on Social Media

Heung, Sharon; Jiang, Lucy; Azenkot, Shiri; Vashistha, Aditya

doi:10.1145/3613904.3641949

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“Vulnerable, Victimized, and Objectified”: Understanding Ableist Hate and Harassment Experienced by Disabled Content Creators on Social Media

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