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Democracy Needs Reach: Political Equality, Online Speech, and Algorithmic Recommendation
Within democracies, the capacity to influence political outcomes through speech depends not only on the right to express oneself, but also on the opportunity to reach relevant audiences. In this paper, I argue that the unequal distribution of algorithmic reach on social media platforms undermines eq
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