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Zach Goldberg‏ @ZachG932 May 29

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And anotherpic.twitter.com/PrCKAhOtj9

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Zach Goldberg‏ @ZachG932 May 29

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This term was mentioned only 473 times overall--most of the articles of which were published only over the past few years.pic.twitter.com/8QvrST9S2b

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Zach Goldberg‏ @ZachG932 May 29

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Ran a combined search for this one (probably should have just used 'of color')pic.twitter.com/6j3tD2AVlG

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Zach Goldberg‏ @ZachG932 May 29

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These terms saw 559 total mentions--most of which, once again, came over the past few years.pic.twitter.com/lF5GW3EYAr

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Zach Goldberg‏ @ZachG932 May 29

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This is a less pronounced trend by comparison, though still some growth over the past few yearspic.twitter.com/m2t8mGcGOa

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Zach Goldberg‏ @ZachG932 May 29

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First NYT mention of LGBT (N=1,871) was in 2001pic.twitter.com/9XN1yNPKTf

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Zach Goldberg‏ @ZachG932 May 29

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In response to @KatyaSedgwick's suggestion, I ran a combined LGBT + LGBTQ search. Such actually moves the first NYT appearance back to 1995 (though they didn't use the acronym. Impressed that Lexisnexis nonetheless caught it)pic.twitter.com/pnQIFaqwQw

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Zach Goldberg‏ @ZachG932 May 29

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Someone requested a 'transgender' search. Here you go. First (and isolated) mention, believe it or not, was in 1986.pic.twitter.com/t5M9mDDRap

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Zach Goldberg‏ @ZachG932 May 29

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Also saw a request for 'safe space'. First (of 1,036) appearance of these words in the NYT was in a 1983 article on a school ('Safe Space') for the deaf. Something tells me the context of its usage has changed overtime. Anyways, here you have it.pic.twitter.com/gIEMrZQFeE

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Zach Goldberg‏ @ZachG932 May 29

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Forgot to run the percentages for 'social justice' (which appears to be trending towards 1% of all NYT articles), so herepic.twitter.com/lTOClrK69q

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Emil O W Kirkegaard‏ @KirkegaardEmil May 29

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Replying to @ZachG932

Do some neutral/random words for control. Like "ship", "monk", "red", "frog".

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1. I Aver ‏ @i_aver May 29
  
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  This sort of thing can’t be happening by accident. There’s no organically occurring change in metrics (record low black unemployment!) that correlates. The same tell-graphs would appear nigh identical at every ’n MSM Media outlet. This is about as spontaneous as a launch.
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