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一项针对741名18至49岁美国人的调查发现，不同党派受访者最喜欢的网红、播客、喜剧演员和电子游戏高度重合，流行文化并未形成新闻消费那样的党派信息茧房。但榜单由男性创作者主导，其中不少人带有“男性圈”气质，甚至夹杂厌女与跨性别歧视言论。

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Political information increasingly comes from pop culture, outside of partisan silos but where male creators – and sometimes misogyny – dominate

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    Political information increasingly comes from pop culture, outside of partisan silos but where male creators – and sometimes misogyny – dominate

    一项针对741名18至49岁美国人的调查发现，不同党派受访者最喜欢的网红、播客、喜剧演员和电子游戏高度重合，流行文化并未形成新闻消费那样的党派信息茧房。但榜单由男性创作者主导，其中不少人带有“男性圈”气质，甚至夹杂厌女与跨性别歧视言论。