Shaun KingVerified account

so many problematic assumptions - methodological & cultural - here that I’m hesitant to buy their conclusionshttps://twitter.com/reappropriate/status/883704613656039424 …

I haven't read the study, but by the headline, Twitter mimics broader society in that women of color get screwed by social institutions.

I think RT and Follows capture who and what one centers when constructing knowledge. Systematically, the results => WOC are not centered.

I don’t disagree in principle...but centered upon WHOM? I’m comfortable arguing that white folk tweet to “people”, but BT tweets to BT

Yes, u r: paper confirms that BT r more likely to tweet to BT...BUT if even BT follows same larger pattern, then heteropat norms multiply