Archived Tweets / Research Data
Codes & Themes w/wo Theoretical Memos
(derived through a process of inductive, qualitative, data analysis)
@MarianneBrevik [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [02]: Great news! Our daycare will be participating in our local version of the white people's day of atonement! All of our white children and child identifying clients shall be publicly flogged by their classmates of color in the downtown square😊👏.
#BLM #daycare #woke #familyfun [URL redacted]
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@AntwanDebauche [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [45]: @thierrybaudet Wat me namelijk OPVALT is dat Amerika(ik heb vele volgers uit Amerika=de meesten!)vaak de #TRENDSETTER=#BLM+#WOKE(UP IN #HELL!!)+ETC, vd (WESTERSE)wereld is!! @lientje1967 @FleurAgemaPVV @rblommestijn @WybrenvanHaga @PvanHouwelingen @GideonvMeijeren [URL redacted]
this meme seems to misrepresent the event depicted i.e.
#ReasoningFallacyContextomyQuotingOutOfContext, which was a symbolic gesture intended to highlight
#NarrativeHistoricalInjustice resulting from
#PowerControlChattelSlavery. I can only presume that the tweeter is unaware of the context as the image is taken from documentation of the
#2007_WalkOfWitness http://www.lifelineexpedition.co.uk/mota/index.htm
Context 'Walk of Witness to mark the 200th anniversary of Britain's abolition of the slave trade, London, Britain - 24 Mar 2007' [stock image] #OrgUKLifelineExpedition [Wikipedia]
Supplementary "The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have led a procession through London to mark the 200th anniversary of Britain's abolition of the slave trade. Dr Rowan Williams and Dr John Sentamu were joined by foreign dignitaries and leaders of other churches for the Walk of Witness. Dr Williams said it was a way Anglicans could try to heal 'historic injustices inflicted in the name of the Church'. " http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6490625.stm #BeliefTheismChristianityDenomCofERowanWilliams #BeliefTheismChristianityDenomCofEJohnSentamu #BeliefTheismChristianity
Context 'Walk of Witness to mark the 200th anniversary of Britain's abolition of the slave trade, London, Britain - 24 Mar 2007' [stock image] #OrgUKLifelineExpedition [Wikipedia]
Supplementary "The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have led a procession through London to mark the 200th anniversary of Britain's abolition of the slave trade. Dr Rowan Williams and Dr John Sentamu were joined by foreign dignitaries and leaders of other churches for the Walk of Witness. Dr Williams said it was a way Anglicans could try to heal 'historic injustices inflicted in the name of the Church'. " http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6490625.stm #BeliefTheismChristianityDenomCofERowanWilliams #BeliefTheismChristianityDenomCofEJohnSentamu #BeliefTheismChristianity
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@ShellyHodapp [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [09]: @FactsATruth #america IS AT CIVIL WAR WITH 21,000+ murders/yr mostly by the "HOOD" n #police is the #frontline troops u attack #traitorsofamerica #defund the #blm #woke #BlackLivesMatter n fund the police #RolandMartinUnfiltered @joebiden #theview #CBS #cnn #nbs #2000MULES #potus #pbs #npr [URL redacted]
#PhenomnWhiteGuilt
Context "This photo has been shared in the context of the ongoing protest manifestations in the United States by other Facebook users as well. It has also spread on other social media as well. Results of a Google image search revealed that the photo is not connected to the protest waves caused by the murder of George Floyd and has been disseminated with a false date and location. In fact, the photo is 13 years old. It was taken in March 2007 and shows members of the Lifeline Expedition, an organization that marched 200 miles to celebrate a 200-year anniversary of the abolition of slavery. The march began in Hull - the place of birth of an abolitionist William Wilberforce - and ended in Westminster. The photo disseminated via social media shows a moment from this march. Numerous photos and videos depicting the celebrations of the 200-year anniversary of the abolition of slavery are stored in the archive platforms of licensed photos and videos. These archive materials also include the people depicted on the recently disseminated photo. Besides this march, several other events took place at Westminster which were attended by hundreds of people." https://mythdetector.ge/en/2007-u-k-or-2020-u-s/ #OrgUKLifelineExpedition
Context "This photo has been shared in the context of the ongoing protest manifestations in the United States by other Facebook users as well. It has also spread on other social media as well. Results of a Google image search revealed that the photo is not connected to the protest waves caused by the murder of George Floyd and has been disseminated with a false date and location. In fact, the photo is 13 years old. It was taken in March 2007 and shows members of the Lifeline Expedition, an organization that marched 200 miles to celebrate a 200-year anniversary of the abolition of slavery. The march began in Hull - the place of birth of an abolitionist William Wilberforce - and ended in Westminster. The photo disseminated via social media shows a moment from this march. Numerous photos and videos depicting the celebrations of the 200-year anniversary of the abolition of slavery are stored in the archive platforms of licensed photos and videos. These archive materials also include the people depicted on the recently disseminated photo. Besides this march, several other events took place at Westminster which were attended by hundreds of people." https://mythdetector.ge/en/2007-u-k-or-2020-u-s/ #OrgUKLifelineExpedition
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@ShellyHodapp [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [09]: #america IS AT CIVIL WAR WITH 21,000+ murders/yr mostly by the "HOOD" n #police is the #frontline troops u attack #traitorsofamerica #defund the #blm #woke #BlackLivesMatter n fund the police #RolandMartinUnfiltered @joebiden #theview #CBS #cnn #nbs #2000MULES #potus #pbs #npr [URL redacted]
#PhenomnWhiteGuilt
Context "This photo has been shared in the context of the ongoing protest manifestations in the United States by other Facebook users as well. It has also spread on other social media as well. Results of a Google image search revealed that the photo is not connected to the protest waves caused by the murder of George Floyd and has been disseminated with a false date and location. In fact, the photo is 13 years old. It was taken in March 2007 and shows members of the Lifeline Expedition, an organization that marched 200 miles to celebrate a 200-year anniversary of the abolition of slavery. The march began in Hull - the place of birth of an abolitionist William Wilberforce - and ended in Westminster. The photo disseminated via social media shows a moment from this march. Numerous photos and videos depicting the celebrations of the 200-year anniversary of the abolition of slavery are stored in the archive platforms of licensed photos and videos. These archive materials also include the people depicted on the recently disseminated photo. Besides this march, several other events took place at Westminster which were attended by hundreds of people." https://mythdetector.ge/en/2007-u-k-or-2020-u-s/ #OrgUKLifelineExpedition
Context "This photo has been shared in the context of the ongoing protest manifestations in the United States by other Facebook users as well. It has also spread on other social media as well. Results of a Google image search revealed that the photo is not connected to the protest waves caused by the murder of George Floyd and has been disseminated with a false date and location. In fact, the photo is 13 years old. It was taken in March 2007 and shows members of the Lifeline Expedition, an organization that marched 200 miles to celebrate a 200-year anniversary of the abolition of slavery. The march began in Hull - the place of birth of an abolitionist William Wilberforce - and ended in Westminster. The photo disseminated via social media shows a moment from this march. Numerous photos and videos depicting the celebrations of the 200-year anniversary of the abolition of slavery are stored in the archive platforms of licensed photos and videos. These archive materials also include the people depicted on the recently disseminated photo. Besides this march, several other events took place at Westminster which were attended by hundreds of people." https://mythdetector.ge/en/2007-u-k-or-2020-u-s/ #OrgUKLifelineExpedition
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@AntwanDebauche [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [45]: & THESE #NONSENSE-#LUNACY(!!) ARE #ALSO(!!) #PART OF SATAN'S-#NWO-#WOKE(UP IN #HELL!!)-GREAT RESET-ETC-#MUMBO-#JUMBO-FREAKS-EVIL-WICKED=#ANTICHRIST'S-SPIRIT(!!), WHO IS #ALREADY #WORKING NOW=2 Thessalonicenzen-Thessalonians 2:7 (KJV)(HSV), #WORLDWIDE ON EARTH PEOPLE!!!!! [URL redacted]
this meme seems to misrepresent the event depicted i.e. #ReasoningFallacyContextomyQuotingOutOfContext, which was a symbolic gesture intended to highlight #NarrativeHistoricalInjustice resulting from #PowerControlChattelSlavery. I can only presume that the tweeter is unaware of the context as the image is taken from documentation of the #2007_WalkOfWitness http://www.lifelineexpedition.co.uk/mota/index.htm
Context 'Walk of Witness to mark the 200th anniversary of Britain's abolition of the slave trade, London, Britain - 24 Mar 2007' [stock image] #OrgUKLifelineExpedition [Wikipedia]
Supplementary "The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have led a procession through London to mark the 200th anniversary of Britain's abolition of the slave trade. Dr Rowan Williams and Dr John Sentamu were joined by foreign dignitaries and leaders of other churches for the Walk of Witness. Dr Williams said it was a way Anglicans could try to heal 'historic injustices inflicted in the name of the Church'. " http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6490625.stm #BeliefTheismChristianityDenomCofERowanWilliams #BeliefTheismChristianityDenomCofEJohnSentamu #BeliefTheismChristianity
Context 'Walk of Witness to mark the 200th anniversary of Britain's abolition of the slave trade, London, Britain - 24 Mar 2007' [stock image] #OrgUKLifelineExpedition [Wikipedia]
Supplementary "The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have led a procession through London to mark the 200th anniversary of Britain's abolition of the slave trade. Dr Rowan Williams and Dr John Sentamu were joined by foreign dignitaries and leaders of other churches for the Walk of Witness. Dr Williams said it was a way Anglicans could try to heal 'historic injustices inflicted in the name of the Church'. " http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6490625.stm #BeliefTheismChristianityDenomCofERowanWilliams #BeliefTheismChristianityDenomCofEJohnSentamu #BeliefTheismChristianity
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