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Kamala Harris has long been the target of racist and misogynistic attacks online as a woman in politics.
As she seeks the Democratic nomination for president, the gendered, sexualized and racial disinformation against her could get worse.
Experts warn there may be less comprehensive oversight by tech companies to stop its spread this election cycle.
Some politicians used racist tropes to claim Harris was unqualified to run for president.
Hate speech about her rose sharply on websites where users are known to share right-wing conspiracies.
Hillary Clinton , the first woman to win a party’s nomination for president, talked about her experiences in facing “sexism and double standards”.
The memes and posts about Harris are likely to worsen as a more organized disinformation operation takes shape.
Lydgate says it’s important to note that many women who face gendered attacks remain committed to serving in public office.
She called on political leaders to speak up and take it down.
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