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spir-13530	Bach, Parker ; Gitomer, Adina; Devries, Melody; Walker, Christina; Freelon, Deen; Atienza-Barthelemy, Julia; Welles, Brooke Foucault; Deyoe, Diana; Zulli, Diana	STITCHING POLITICS AND IDENTITY ON TIKTOK	2023.0	21	.pdf	application/pdf	8221	515	51	While some studies have navigated limited data access and the platform’s relative infancy to offer an examination of political TikTok (see Literat & Kligler-Vilenchik, 2019; Medina Serrano et al., 2020; Vijay & Gekker, 2021; Guinaudeau et al., 2022), there remains a significant need for more analysis and theorization of how TikTok can become both a site for political discourse and a feature caught up within political mobilization. Likewise, average individuals will continue to post, duet, or stitch political TikTok's.	cache/spir-13530.pdf	txt/spir-13530.txt