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To what extent does the population of a former colonising country support political apologies for slavery? Inge Hendriks, @NielsSpierings, and Marcel Lubbers show that younger cohorts are more supportive of apologies, but found no differences between educational groups.
Full article is available here: doi.org/10.1080/01419870.202…
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Francesca Sobande (@chess_ess) and Emma-Lee Amponsah analyse media (re)presentations of "Black joy" and related marketplace experiences, while reflecting on Black life in Belgium + Britain.
Full article available here: doi.org/10.1080/01419870.202…
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In this new paper, @DrSarahLiu and @TsungLunOne show that the Taiwan's COVID 19 only applies to native citizens as migrants' interests are rarely represented in legislative debates. Taiwanese legislators demonize migrant workers while victimizing migrant spouses.
Full article is available here: doi.org/10.1080/01419870.202…
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Repercussions of online hate against Asian-heritage individuals during the COVID-19 pandemic: Showing identity & coping as intertwined, these findings offer empowerment perspectives for ethnic minority individuals. Interview study by Ö. Odağ & J. Moskovits @touro_berlin
The full article can be read here: doi.org/10.1080/01419870.202…
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The paper by @Rai_deCarvalho, @Martina_Santia, and @DrSrivi adopts a critical approach to examine how US news outlets framed the public health emergency among the Yanomami People in Brazil during the pandemic.
Full article is available here: doi.org/10.1080/01419870.202…
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@alice_beazer @seanpalicki@SteWalter & EldridgeIl combine topic models and informed grounded theory to explore representations of a minoritized group during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Findings show that solidarity emerged through the platforming of migrant women’s voices, and connected to discourses of class, poverty and precarity. Representations containing empathy and pity – less likely drivers of social change – were more prevalent.
Full article is available here: doi.org/10.1080/01419870.202…
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Some Dutch minorities are numerically well-represented, but exclusions mean they do not feel they are Dutch. These minorities' feelings of representation are shaped by boundaries and privileges in complex ways.
Full article by @NellaGeurts, Glas, @takesipma & @NielsSpierings is available here: doi.org/10.1080/01419870.202…
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In their introduction to the special issue, @SteWalter & Saskia Glas explore the impact of #Covid19 on minoritized groups' political representation.
Full article is available here: doi.org/10.1080/01419870.202…
The Call for Papers, Panels and Data Presentations for #COMPTEXT2025 is now out; please feel free to circulate shorturl.at/AmocX! Deadline: January 15! We look forward to meeting you at the University of Vienna and @CompCommLab@IPKW_univie on 24-26 April 2025!
❗️Our next workshop will be on November 14th, 6 pm CET on Generative AI for Social Scientists – A Crash Course by @Miklos__Sebok!
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How are children affected by the Israel-Hamas war covered in US newspapers? Is there enough coverage, which kids and topics are mentioned the most? My Media Portrayals of Minorities Project lab veteran Abby Ward review the last year's worth of stories:
mediaandminorities.org/GazaC…
Preprint alert! 🚨Happy to share our work on a key challenge in content analysis: coder bias – the systematic variation in annotations driven by individual characteristics when coding with human or LLMs. Let’s break it down… osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/ag…#Bias#Research#Methods#AI
Es freut mich ankündigen zu können: Die Publikation des von mir geleiteten Forschungsteams zur Inklusion der und Barrierefreiheit für Menschen mit Behinderung in digitalen Gesellschaften (Twitter-Daten) ist kürzlich erschienen. 🤩Zu Beitrag: 👇Das Ergebnis langwieriger Arbeit! 🥲
ALT Obwohl es sich um Inklusion und digitale Barrierefreiheit handelt, ist das Bild aufgrund der Möglichkeiten für Längenangabe hier nicht barrierefrei. Dafür entschuldige ich mich und verweise auf den Link im Folgetweet. Darunter kann man den Beitrag OA abrufen. Bis dahin hier eine Kurzfassung: Im Beitrag haben wir zuerst die Bedeutungszunahme von Inklusion in der Gesellschaft am Korpus einer deutschsprachigen Datenbank analysiert und die Entwicklungen des Gebrauchs für Inklusion mit einem Twitter-Korpus verglichen. Wir haben festgestellt, dass die Bedeutung von Inklusion in der Gesellschaft deutlich zunimmt und darauf insbesondere das Twitter-Engagement der Menschen mit Behinderung einen großen Einfluss übt. Anschl. haben wir untersucht, ob und wie "Barrierefreiheit" und "digitale Barrierefreiheit" verwendet wird. Wir fanden heraus, "digit. Barrierefreiheit" wurde insb. seit 2020 zunehmend häufig verwendet, um dieses Recht einzufordern. Inklusion für digitale Gesellschaften notwendig!