Informational Sources, Social Media Use, and Race in Flint, Michigan's Water Crisis.
Informational Sources, Social Media Use, and Race in Flint, Michigan's Water Crisis.
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密歇根州弗林特水危机的信息来源、社交媒体使用和种族。
DOI：
10.1080/10510974.2019.1567566
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发表时间：
2019
影响因子：
1.6
通讯作者：
McElmurry,ShawnP
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作者：
Day,AshleighM;O'Shay-Wallace,Sydney;Seeger,MatthewW;McElmurry,ShawnP
安全、清洁的水是健康和福祉所必需的。水问题以不成比例的速度影响到少数群体和弱势群体，包括穷人和少数种族和族裔。在密歇根州弗林特市的市政水危机的种族，社会媒体的使用和信息来源的关系的调查，反映了一个工具的观点，在这项研究中的沟通和使用和满足理论。2016年来自208名弗林特居民的数据表明，非裔美国人受访者青睐人际网络和资源，比其他种族群体更有可能通过Instagram获得有关水危机的最新信息。接受更多危机信息的首选渠道和来源因种族而异。
Safe, clean water is necessary for health and well-being. Water issues affect minority and vulnerable populations at disproportionate rates, including the poor and racial and ethnic minorities. An investigation of the relationships of race, social media use, and informational sources during the municipal water crisis in Flint, Michigan, reflects an instrumental view of communication and uses and gratifications theory in this study. Data from 208 Flint residents in 2016 indicated that African American respondents favored interpersonal networks and resources and were more likely than other racial groups to obtain current information about the water crisis via Instagram. Preferred channels and sources to receive additional crisis information varied on the basis of race.