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fpq-14291	Stewart, Heather; Cichocki, Emily; McLeod, Carolyn	A Perfect Storm for Epistemic Injustice: Algorithmic Targeting and Sorting on Social Media	2022	29	.pdf	application/pdf	11925	648	55	Although our focus is generally on understanding algorithmic injustice or oppression better, and more specifically how algorithmically driven social media platforms can worsen unjust social and epistemic conditions, we acknowledge that social media can (and often does) serve a valuable role in solidaristic efforts at resisting social injustice and creating positive social change (Stephen 2015; Tufekci 3 We are grateful to audiences at the CEPE/IACAP Joint Conference on the Philosophy and Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, hosted by the University of Hamburg, as well as the Feminism, Social Justice, and AI Workshop, hosted by the University of Waterloo. We are interested in understanding how algorithmic processes on social media increase social injustice and oppression in our interpersonal lives.	cache/fpq-14291.pdf	txt/fpq-14291.txt