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Navigating Uyghur Cultural Resilience in the Face of Chinese Oppression: Keeping the Uyghur Voice Alive Through the Internet
During the years 2014–2016 I led a research project with a small grant from my institution on how Uyghurs were using the Uyghur internet to express cultural resilience and political resistance. This was a period in which the internet in the Uyghur homeland was highly monitored, but there was still s
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