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“Tweet Me Your First Assaults”: Writing Shame and the Rhetorical Work of #NotOkay
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  • 2020#notokay: Challenging sexual violence through digital health activism16 cited
  • 2021Sexual and gender-based violence: To tweet or not to tweet?15 cited
  • 2020Acting with Algorithms: Feminist Propositions for Rhetorical Agency14 cited

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“Make your feed work for you”: Tactics of feminist affective resistance on social media
12 cited
  • 2021(Re)claiming Stories in the #MeToo Movement: Righting Epistemic Wrongs of Physical, Mental, and Emotional Harms of Sexual Violence11 cited
  • 2019“Just let this sink in”: FeministMegethosand the Role of Lists in #MeToo11 cited