Memes have become a critical communication tool for partisan and extremist groups. CCPP scholars took a deep dive into the content of memes on alternative (or fringe) platforms, and what they found is just as concerning as it is fascinating. There is no doubt that 2024 will be saturated with online political content, but some
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The relationship between social media discourse and vaccine hesitancy garnered a great deal of scrutiny by academics and policymakers even before the COVID-19 pandemic. However, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, this concern was exacerbated by the rapid proliferation of online information about COVID-19 across multiple social media platforms and its possible influence on
CCPP will be hosting its first-ever research symposium on Friday, March 8th! Centered around the theme “Digital Media, Extremism & Political Violence in America.” This interdisciplinary event will feature four guest speakers from the fields of communication, political science, criminology, and policy studies that will provide the lastest research and insights on the relationship between