But here's another total bop that's related to politics, fun, and fandom: www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLn8...

But, she also wants us to consider how this mainstreams stereotypes. Which is a bummer. Because total bop.

Marijana also introduced us to this total bop in her presentation: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BrC...

DEI hire can also serve as a clapback and comic frame on social media, Crosby argues.

Race and gender of the refuter didn't have an effect on effectiveness, to the researchers' surprise.

Refutation did lower belief in misinformation, but it did not lower misogynistic beliefs, they find.

Using the "stitch" function on TikTok, they tested the effectiveness of refuters of misinformation and misogyny online.

@joshcompton.bsky.social and Adam Salzman say we need to do more to study how gender plays into inoculation in health, corporate communication/leadership, and sports. They lay out a 3-pronged research agenda. Let's do it, CARPers! #CARP5 #CARPV

The sissy Caesars of Ancient Rome and emasculating discourse are our topic now, thanks to @martijnx.bsky.social #CARP5 #CARPV

Now, Clara-Sophie Höhn tells us about character assassination against white southern women who were active for civil rights in the 1960s. Newspapers often leaked these women's addresses and phone numbers as attacks.

By his own admission, @docfloff.bsky.social thinks about the Roman Empire everyday.

@docfloff.bsky.social is up now to talk about the trope of dismissing women in political battles by calling them whores. It turns out, this trope goes back centuries. Enter Messalina.

Now, Mischa Geracoulis from @projectcensored.bsky.social is showing us how gendered attacks in the media feed a broader culture of contempt.

Now, Robin Andersen is leading us in a media literacy analysis of the Mahmoud Khalil case.