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Swiped: How dating apps harm marginalized communities

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Jan. 13, 2021

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By Stephanie Nguyen, Aashka Dave, Dennis Jen, Emily Boardman Ndulue, and Rahul Bhargava

We started out investigating media coverage of LGBTQ+-specific data breach issues, yet race and racism are unavoidable. Potential harms from online dating apps are constant, but our attention to these issues should extend far beyond the pandemic.

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