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spir-13528	Banet-Weiser, Sarah ; Higgins, Kathryn Claire; Hewa, Nelanthi; Ging, Debbie; Baker, Catherine; Andreasen, Maja Brandt; Truss, Azsaneé	MISOGYNY, SURVIVORSHIP, AND BELIEVABILITY ON DIGITAL PLATFORMS: EMERGING TECHNIQUES OF ABUSE, RADICALIZATION, AND RESISTANCE	2023.0	13	.pdf	application/pdf	5150	268	48	In this paper, we test the optimism of much #MeToo scholarship and of the emerging market for anti-sexual violence by tracking what actually happens to and with these digital artifacts in struggles over the “truth” of sexual violence allegations taking place on social media platforms. It is certainly nothing new to suggest that social media imply certain vulnerabilities to harassment, abuse, and disbelief that are explicitly gendered and raced, as feminist and anti-racist scholars of digital media have long documented (see Noble, 2018; Banet- Weiser, 2018; Steele, 2021).	cache/spir-13528.pdf	txt/spir-13528.txt