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I see much less serious Xenophobia on Twitter, its not really a community. On community oriented sites I see lots of issues with race/national origin, cultural
by bifrost 7y ago
I see much less serious Xenophobia on Twitter, its not really a community.
On community oriented sites I see lots of issues with race/national origin, cultural practices, religious intolerance. Complaints about gentrification are also cryptoxenophobia and there's a lot of nuance there.
- starostaabe 7y agoThat's really interesting, if you know how to find a dataset from those communities that could be a great model to build in the next weeks
- bifrost 7y agoIt looks like you can use the "Facebook Explorer" API to pull out some of the text contents of groups you're members of. I could send you some names of groups to join where there's definite out xenophobia. I've also noticed that there is a correlation with attempts to "revise" history which seems weird at first but then you realize its being used to silence a group of people.
- starostaabe 7y agoAwesome, yes please share the names of those groups and we can look into it.
- bifrost 7y agoThis is my current favorite: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SFCurrentEvents/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/SFCurrentEvents/ There's a lot of good people in this group, but there's also a lot of insane xenophobia in it.