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The ubiquity of social media has transformed communication patterns and interactions in contemporary society, allowing individuals to share experiences, thoughts, and opinions on a global scale. However, this unprecedented connectivity has also facilitated the dissemination of hate speech, posing novel challenges for platforms, policymakers, and re...
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