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spir-12201	Literat, Ioana; Abdelbagi, Abubakr; Law, Nicola YL; Cheung, Marcus Y-Y; Tang, Rongwei	LIKES, SARCASM AND POLITICS: YOUTH RESPONSES TO A PLATFORM-INITIATED MEDIA LITERACY CAMPAIGN ON SOCIAL MEDIA	2021.0	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1288	62	40	LIKES, SARCASM AND POLITICS: YOUTH RESPONSES TO A PLATFORM-INITIATED MEDIA LITERACY CAMPAIGN ON SOCIAL MEDIA Ioana Literat Teachers College, Columbia University Abubakr Abdelbagi Teachers College, Columbia University Nicola YL Law Teachers College, Columbia University Marcus Y-Y Cheung Teachers College, Columbia University Rongwei Tang Teachers College, Columbia University Introduction Amidst an alarming rise in online misinformation, there has been a growing interest in media literacy education as a way to combat the rapid spread of misinformation (Bulger & Davison, 2018). While young people appreciated the urgency of media literacy education and understood its relevance to their social media participation, negative comments—often sarcastic in tone—far outweighed the more positive takes.	cache/spir-12201.pdf	txt/spir-12201.txt