Part Two (Media Effects and other stuff)

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• Little, Olivia. “STUDY: Tradwife Influencers Are Quietly Spreading Far-Right Conspiracy Theories.” Media Matters for America, 1 May 2024, www.mediamatters.org/tiktok/study-tradwife-influencers-are-quietly-spreading-far-right-conspiracy-theories.