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. 2022 Winter;2(1):81-87.
doi: 10.3998/ncidcurrents.1780. Epub 2022 Feb 18.

"It's a stomachache filled with stress": Tracing the Uneven Spillover Effects of Racialized Police Violence Using Twitter Data

Hajar Yazdiha  1 , Courtney Boen  2
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"It's a stomachache filled with stress": Tracing the Uneven Spillover Effects of Racialized Police Violence Using Twitter Data

Hajar Yazdiha et al. Currents (Ann Arbor). 2022 Winter.
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Keywords: law and society; police violence; racialized stress; social movements.

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