The latest tweets from @TheBlackChannel. Payments options. The phrase “Black Twitter” itself is a little strange because the community has plenty of non-black participants, but we insist on calling it black. And according to Pew Research Center, 61%.
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- Sixty-three percent of Twitter users are under thirty-five years old; sixty percent of Twitter users are Caucasian, but a higher than average (compared to other Internet properties) are African American/black (sixteen percent) and Hispanic (eleven percent); fifty-eight percent of Twitter users have a total household income of at least US$60,000.
- The latest tweets from @ebonyblackette.
- Users created questions using some of the most hilarious moments that have happened in Black Twitter, including $200 dates, dabs of ranch and Temecula. Some folks got really creative by using Twitter’s poll feature for multiple choice answers. Take a look at some of the highlights from @iHateDanae’s hashtag below.
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Black Twitter is a force that many still don’t quite understand. And indeed, because of how dynamic it is, and how it does not constitute our traditional understanding of an organization, it may sometimes confuse people who are on the outside of it, looking in.
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That said, Black Twitter is a force to be reckoned with. It informs, it politicizes, it reacts, and it is here for issues concerning Black people in the United States and beyond. From Black Twitter, certain people have emerged as always being on the front lines of the most relevant issues – and are people you can trust to give you the details. Some are writers, while others are activists. Some focus on specific issues such as police brutality or Black women’s sociopolitical concerns, while some are involved in a plethora of public conversations involving race. But all are here to educate and make sure that we all stay woke to what is going on around us. Check out their Twitter bios for a better understanding of who they are.
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