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How Do People Challenge Racial Stereotypes Online? Counter-Story Detection Across Reddit Communities

Counter-storytelling is a powerful mechanism people use to challenge dominant narratives. Unlike other forms of counterspeech that have been widely studied in computational social science, counter-storytelling has largely been overlooked. Counter-stories are difficult to detect automatically; they are relational (defined with respect to expressions of racial stereotypes) and structurally diverse (drawing on stories that describe lived experiences, witnessed events, exemplars, and hypotheticals). We introduce a first framework for detecting and characterizing counter-storytelling against racial stereotypes at scale. This includes (1) a three-dimensional taxonomy grounded in narratology and...

AuthorsUma Sushmitha Gunturi, Jimin Mun, Maarten Sap et al.
Primary categorycs.CL
Published3 October 2026
Last updated at source3 October 2026
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