Archived Tweets / Research Data
Codes & Themes w/wo Theoretical Memos
(derived through a process of inductive, qualitative, data analysis)
@WilliamKaters [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : "Regresa la primera estrella de acción femenina y esta vez, es la guerra". #woke #JenniferLawrence #hollyweird #Hollywood 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
[URL redacted] [URL redacted]
This is a clear parody of #IRLActorJenniferLawrence's faux pas where in her conversation with #IRLActorViolaDavis she seemed to suggest that up until #2012_TheHungerGames woman were never cast in lead roles for action films. #1986_Aliens
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@SidneyFefee [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : Stay #Woke Bitches!!! 😁😁😁 [URL redacted]
#1979_Alien
This is a clear parody of #IRLActorJenniferLawrence's faux pas where in her conversation with #IRLActorViolaDavis she seemed to suggest that up until #2012_TheHungerGames woman were never cast in lead roles for action films.
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@RenataTelesz [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [30]: @MelonieMac Her fans are claiming she misspoke, she was right and her statement's been taken out context, despite video of her making the statement.
#Woke #Hollywood
@TheCriticalDri2 @KinelRyan @justsomeguycc @disparutoo @HAWTToys @ClownfishTVcom @ThatChrisGore @THR
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#IRLActorJenniferLawrence
#2012_TheHungerGames
#IRLActorViolaDavis
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/jennifer-lawrence-female-led-action-films-1235278203/
Context https://variety.com/2022/film/features/jennifer-lawrence-viola-davis-action-heroes-motherhood-1235451405/
Addendum the stream of responses that narrowly target Lawrence here seem to be an obvious case of #PowerControlMicrofascismBullyingPileOn
Context https://variety.com/2022/film/features/jennifer-lawrence-viola-davis-action-heroes-motherhood-1235451405/
Addendum the stream of responses that narrowly target Lawrence here seem to be an obvious case of #PowerControlMicrofascismBullyingPileOn
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@BaileeBarredo [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : #goodmorning #cancelculture another #woke moment .so some southern racist white folks wanted to harass me ex GF's so they joined in cancel culture but what CC should know is They are the exact people your fighting against racist and racist cops didn't anyone watch "The Help? [URL redacted]
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@KaseyViljoen [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [03]: @BrandonLBradfor @bungarsargon Ain’t it something how they hate anyone who’s #woke [URL redacted]
response to tweet by
#MagazineNewsweekBatyaUngarSargon [tweet] criticising
#NMUSCNN for being
#TauntPatronisingWoke. In doing so, including a clip of
#NMUSCNNDonLemon and
#NMUSCNNChrisCuomo discussing parents' criticism of
#LiteralSchoolCurriculum including
#TheorySociologyCriticalRaceTheoryCRT and the inappropriateness of supposed
#OtheringElitesLiberalCulturalEducated lecturing supposed
#IdentityClassBlueCollar about issues which don't concern them (as if they are somehow divorced from society and therefore immune to its effects) i.e. that they are in no way impacted by
#PhenomnCulturalHegemony or
#EpistemologySociallyConstructed
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#IRLActorViolaDavis from #TVHowToGetAwayWithMurder 'So Over It' meme
Supplementary "The online popularity of images of black people - particularly women and femme gay men - is a fact of internet life and, in recent months, an increasingly controversial one. Racist caricature and impersonation are widely accepted tools of white supremacy, but it's when minstrelsy's 19th-century traditional tools of boot polish and a wig are replaced with 21st-century equivalents that the confusion begins." https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2018/jul/08/why-are-memes-of-black-people-reacting-so-popular-online
Supplementary "The online popularity of images of black people - particularly women and femme gay men - is a fact of internet life and, in recent months, an increasingly controversial one. Racist caricature and impersonation are widely accepted tools of white supremacy, but it's when minstrelsy's 19th-century traditional tools of boot polish and a wig are replaced with 21st-century equivalents that the confusion begins." https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2018/jul/08/why-are-memes-of-black-people-reacting-so-popular-online
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