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Zeinab Farokhi, The Conversation
A Twitter analysis shows what’s common between Hindutva fanatics, Islamophobes and incels
The seemingly disparate right-wing movements in India, US and Canada use similar logic.
Zeinab Farokhi, The Conversation
,
David Anderson, The Conversation
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Yasmin Jiwani, The Conversation
· Feb 17, 2022 · 01:30 pm
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