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The Crown’s Retreat in the Lower Basinsr of Internet users regularly encounter racism online, primarily on Facebook, online news commentary and YouTube; both as targets and witnesses. This research also reveals that a small but prolific group are publishing intentional, exclusionary and hurtful racist content online, which is then being seen by a much wider audience of Internet users.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-8176-8138-8 of the threat posed by the online harassment to which they were exposed, required them to act. This chapter is about the everyday Internet users who suddenly discover they have wandered into the Dark Side.

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Researching Cyber Racism: Methodologies and Methods Across Disciplines,n the study of cyber racism. That is, how scholars have sought to define the particular characteristics of the Internet and social media in relation to race-targeting hate speech. This is then put in the context of the Cyber Racism and Community Resilience Project in terms of how it has been used to

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How Cyber Users Experience and Respond to Racism: Evidence from an Online Survey, (CRaCR) Project. Over 2,000 Internet users across Australia were surveyed regarding their encounters with cyber racism, the impact of these encounters and their responses to them. This group included targets, witnesses and authors of cyber racism. These survey data indicate that a significant numbe

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