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100 1  Scheff, Sue. 
245 10 Shame nation :|bthe global epidemic of online hate
       |h[Hoopla electronic resource] /|cSue Scheff, Melissa 
       Schorr, and Monica Lewinsky. 
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bBlackstone Publishing,|c2018. 
264  2 |bMade available through hoopla 
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506    Digital content provided by hoopla. 
511 0  Narrated by Erin Bennett. 
520    In today's digitally-driven world, countless people are 
       being electronically embarrassed every day, whether it's 
       from trolling, cyber-slamming, digital drama, revenge porn,
       sexting, doxing, hacking, or other malicious virtual 
       takedowns. This culture of destroying people with a simple
       keystroke is much more than a fad: it's the new normal. We
       have all sat back and watched the escalation of these 
       vicious virtual pile-ons-celebrities and schoolgirls being
       slammed for their looks; an avalanche of ill will over one
       ill-conceived tweet; people losing jobs, scholarships, and
       their reputations for voicing an unpopular thought. How 
       have we reached this state of Shame Nation, where our 
       collective outrage is constantly being triggered against 
       an endless supply of fresh victims? And is there anything 
       we can do to stop it before it devastates us or someone we
       love? Shame Nation taps into our fascination and fear of 
       digital shaming, sprinkling actual social media posts from
       Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and more to illustrate how 
       unbelievably mean things have become. From moms who mock 
       photos of ugly babies to fat-shaming photos that become 
       internet memes, nothing seems out of bounds. Shame Nation 
       surveys the wreckage of the most shocking digital debacles,
       reveals how truly pervasive this phenomenon has become, 
       and advises us on what we as concerned citizens need to do
       about it. 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
700 1  Lewinsky, Monica. 
700 1  Schorr, Melissa. 
700 1  Bennett, Erin.|4nrt 
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