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Discussing Racial Demographic Change Online: Constructive Discourse Is Prevalent, Rewarded, and Propagated
Racial demographic change is transforming the United States away from a White majority, a shift that can make concerns about group status especially salient. Public responses increasingly unfold in online video comment spaces, which are often perceived as ubiquitously hostile and toxic. Using 14 yea
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