Data plays a critical role in telling a story and giving one insight on the deep truths of the world. The data gathered by our team consists of data from the rightwing social media platform, Parler.
The dataset ranges from January 5-7, 2021 and comprises 8.25 million posts from 13.25 million users with over 1 million images and 1 million videos analyzed. Furthermore, our team has also obtained data from Twitter which contains about 100 thousand posts from January 6, 2021. Shown below are numerous pieces that take a deep dive into both the Twitter and Parler data, providing organized statistical summaries of both the users as well as post content.
Explore the words most likely to follow from a particular person or movement using predictive elements. These elements are colored based on party affiliation and vary in size depending on the likelihood they are to follow from a specific person or movement.
A simple 2D scatterplot showcasing the daily tweet distribution of various languages on an hourly basis. This distribution is based on Twitter data gathered during the Gaza Attacks of 2014.
An extensive breakdown of the various users from the Parler network. This enables us to analyze the different characteristics of a user's activity such as their average sentiment, verification status, etc.