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Stuart et al. arguments (theoretical section)
Violence-related traumatic grief has detrimental impacts on the well-being of youths.
There is a strong correlation between exposure to violence and poor school performance
Rich JA. (2009)
Macmillan R. (2001)
Gorman-Smith, Tolan. (1998)
Sauro et al. (2003)
Sharkey P. (2010)
Harding DJ. (2009)
Gang-associated youths are likely to experience the highest levels of traumatic grief.
Gang-associated youth are the most difficult to reach as they are system-avoidant.
Structurally disadvantaged minority communities are more likely to have had previous harmful contact with the justice system and elevated state surveillance.
Glesmann et al. (2009)
Brayne S. (2014)
Edwards F. (2016)
Stuart F. (2016)
Haskins AR. (2017)
Headworth S. (2019)
Computational linguistic analyses using Twitter, an instantaneous social media platform, is particularly useful for gathering data of system-avoidant populations.
Twitter's monitoring mental health applications serve as a substitute for specialist assistance.
De Choudhury et al. (2013)
Karamshuk et al. (2017)
Arseniev-Koehler et al. (2016)
Twitter's most active users are Black teens and millennials (aged 18-39).
Smith A. (2014)
Cohen et al. (2018)
Florini S. (2014)
James J. (2019)
Twitter Inc. (2019)
Aslam S. (2018)
Given the hypermasculine norms of street culture that disincentivize displays of vulnerability, system-avoidant population may use Twitter as one of the few acceptable outlets for expressing grief.
Anderson E. (1999)
Given its elevated importance, online traumatic grief can predict violence.
Patton et al. (2018)
Stuart F. (2019)
There is limited literature and research conducted on traumatic grief among gang-associated youth, particularly on how the grief manifests online.
Most notable:
Patton et al. (2018)
Patton et al. (2017)
A limitation of prior studies is the lack of integration of offline contexts with the online content.
It is important to determine the meanings and motives associated with tweets
Another limitation of prior studies is the focus of traumatic grief at the individual level, instead of collective expressions.
Due to the lack of location information in the majority of tweets.
Sloan et al. (2013)
To overcome the limitations of previous research, this article will utilize "small data", by conducting qualitative interviews and ethnography.
Small data methods provide important offline context and help discern relationships
Boyd, Crawford (2012)
Abreu, Acker (2013)
Tweets provide ample room for dangerous misinterpretation
This article will shift focus to the community level to reduce dangers of targeting individuals
Stuart F. (2019)
Stuart F. (2020)
Patton et al. (2017)