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Online hate speech among adolescents: theory, research, and recommendations
Online hate speech (OHS) poses a significant threat to young people’s online experiences due to its potential to cause adverse outcomes regarding their mental health and well-being. This brief report provides an overview of recent research investigating OHS, including its prevalence, definitional is
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