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President Obama: "At a time when our economy is still recovering from the Great Recession, our top priority has to be jobs and growth."                 

A flurry of racist tweets that followed President Barack Obama ’s re-election came primarily from southern states, according to a map that geographically pinpointed the point of origin of the hate speech.

[/color]Tweets calling the president a “monkey” or using racial epithets prompted a group of geography experts to try and break down whether the hateful language was more prevalent in some areas of the country than others.
[/color]As it turns out, it was.

[/color]The bigoted tweets serve as a “useful reminder that technology reflects the society in which it is based, both the good and the bad,” said geography research group Floating Sheep.

[/color]The group took 365 tweets and laid them over a color-coded map of the United States to analyze the frequency of hate tweets compared to the frequency of election-related tweets in that state.

[/color]Mississippi and Alabama had the highest ratio of racist tweets. They were followed by Georgia, Louisiana, Tennessee, forming a “fairly distinctive cluster in the southeast” of online hate speech, the research finds.

[/color]North Dakota, Utah, and Missouri also had a high prevalence of racist tweets.
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