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Description: From CogDogBlog. Nov 8, 2016. "Like many Americans, when El Orange Chupacabra rose to run in the Republican primaries, I felt assured the Grand Old Party (hello Lincoln? Heck even Reagan) would discard of this creature. Surely they would summon a candidate of the caliber to run this country (...) But oddly, it’s power grew, it consumed more and more attention, casting spells of demise, disaster. And people bought it up. I waited for America to wake up. A monster was on the loose."
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Subject: twitter, social media , meme
Type: Blog
Description: From CogDogBlog. Nov 13, 2016. "I never wanted to live in the plot of a dystopian present, but as those stones sang (a song swiped by the Orange Chupacabra), I’m not getting what I want."
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Subject: twitter, social media
Type: Blog
Description: Facebook is under fire for spreading falsehoods. But it's getting away with a bigger lie.
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Subject: post-election, social media , Facebook, echo-chamber
Type: News article
Contributor: JusBer
Description: By Hamdan Azhar, Nov 25 2016. "The 2016 US presidential campaign has been called one of the most divisive in recent history. We were curious about how people used emojis to express their emotions on Election Day. So we used Twitter’s Streaming API to collect over 1.8 million election-related tweets throughout the day."
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Subject: social media , twitter, live reactions, emojis
Type: Blog
Description: Blog
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Subject: social media , reactions, sjw, social justice warriors
Contributor: facebook
Description: This group of researchers from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville monitored social media reactions during the 2016 presidential and vice-presidential debates as well as election night.
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Subject: University of Tennessee, research, social media
Type: Social media
Contributor: University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Description: Popular pre-election social-media hashtag continued in protest after the election
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Subject: social media , Twitter, hashtag, protest
Type: Social media
Description: Widely-trending protest hashtag in days after 2016 election
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Subject: Twitter, social media , hashtag, notmypresident, not my president
Type: Social media
Description: By Douglas Haddow, for The Guardian. This article talks about Internet memes as "anarchic folk propaganda" that lack the centralized control that traditional news media has held on the publication of news items. It names "meme warfare" as a major contributor to the spread of misinformation at the root of this political climate, with the "alt-right"* at the keyboard. *A mollifying term for trolls of the white supremacists persuasion.
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Subject: Internet memes, memes, Internet, meme warfare, The Guardian, Douglas Haddow, social media , fringe, propaganda, Occupy, Adbusters, alt-right, white supremacists, trolls, 4chan, neo-Nazi, meme magic, post-truth, truth, mass media
Type: News article
Contributor: contributed by Miscegination
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