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‘FILTERED OUT’ BUT NOT FORGOTTEN: HOW BLACK USERS CO-PRODUCE ALGORITHMIC IDENTITY ON TIKTOK
Despite recent theories that algorithms ‘filter out’ users with marginalized identities, identity, Black users are understudied in algorithmic identity research, particularly in how they navigate personalized, algorithmically mediated environments like TikTok. I address this gap by exploring the com
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