Online talk about racism has been salient throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet while
such social media conversations reflect existing tensions in the offline world, the same …

The paper explores how COVID-19-related moral panics have led to fear and othering
practices among returnee Nepalese migrants from India and Muslims living in Nepal. This …

COVID-19 crisis has been accompanied by copious hate speeches widespread on social
media. It reinforces the fragmentation of the world, resulting in more significant racial …

This paper examines the Bad News series of games, created by the Cambridge University
Social Decision Making Lab and DROG Group, as an educational tool. More specifically, it …

This study evaluated the intended and unintended effects of Instagram's content moderation
on# coronavirus for both the short-and long-term effects on misinformation and anti-Asian …

The current study attempts to compare anti-Asian discourse before and during the COVID-19
pandemic by analyzing big data on Quora, one of the most frequently used community …

The spread of fake news related to COVID-19 is an infodemic that leads to a public health
crisis. Therefore, detecting fake news is crucial for an effective management of the COVID …

The growth of social networks has provided a platform for individuals with prejudiced views,
allowing them to spread hate speech and target others based on their gender, ethnicity …

This cross-sectional, descriptive study conducted in January 2022 reviewed 100 TikTok
videos using the hashtag# StopAsianHate. Categoriesof Asian and Asian American …

Social media provide users with a powerful platform to share their ideas. Using one's right to
expression to incite hate toward a particular group of people is inappropriate. However, hate …