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“Who Cancelled Lee Highway?”: Expressions of White Racial Frames and Counterframes on Nextdoor

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By Shayna Maskell, George Mason
| Journal of Ethnic and Cultural Studies Verified
Ahmad, N. (2018, June 16). Why I quit the Nextdoor neighbor app. https://medium.com/@MzAhmad/why-i-quit-the-nextdoor-neighbor-app-fcb64bfa1eae Arlington County Board. (2021). Renaming Route 29 and Route 309 in Arlington. https://www.arlingtonva.us/Government/Programs/Renaming-Route-29-in-Arlington Allen, N. D. C. (2023). The misappropriation of “woke”: Discriminatory social media practices, contributory injustice and context collapse. Synthese, 202(3), Article 84.
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Broad and fine acoustic categories in bod, bond, bald, and bard: A step toward acoustic phonology

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By George Mason, Travis Hancock, Beth Austin
| American Institute of Physics
Topics Speech communication, Phonetics, Human voice, Phonology, Acoustics This content is only available via PDF.
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Social media can shape teens' personalities, and they don't see a risk

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By Nora McDonald, George Mason
| United Press International (UPI) Verified
April 29 (UPI) -- Social media apps regularly present teens with algorithmically selected content often described as "for you," suggesting, by implication, that the curated content is not just "for you" but also "about you" -- a mirror reflecting important signals about the person you are. All users of social media are exposed to these signals, but researchers understand that teens are at an especially malleable stage in the formation of personal identity.
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