Civil Rights

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Posts in current filter11.6K
Filtered engagement44.6M
Ideology dots19

Topic volume over time

948 intervals combined into 72 contiguous bins from 948 dated source rows.

Total
11.6K
Peak
952

Adjacent intervals were combined into contiguous bins. No post counts were discarded.

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Exact plotted values for Topic volume over time
IntervalpostsSource intervalsSource rows
Jan 2, 2020–Jan 19, 2020261313
Jan 20, 2020–Feb 7, 2020201313
Feb 8, 2020–Feb 26, 2020201313
Feb 29, 2020–Mar 19, 2020251313
Mar 20, 2020–Apr 2, 2020231313
Apr 3, 2020–Apr 19, 2020221414
Apr 20, 2020–May 8, 2020231313
May 9, 2020–May 27, 2020301313
May 28, 2020–Jun 11, 2020821313
Jun 12, 2020–Jun 24, 2020461313
Jun 25, 2020–Jul 12, 2020421313
Jul 14, 2020–Jul 31, 2020371414
Aug 1, 2020–Aug 21, 2020291313
Aug 22, 2020–Sep 10, 2020251313
Sep 13, 2020–Sep 28, 2020301313
Sep 29, 2020–Oct 11, 2020481313
Oct 12, 2020–Oct 24, 2020411313
Oct 25, 2020–Nov 10, 2020271414
Nov 11, 2020–Dec 13, 2020201313
Dec 15, 2020–Jan 8, 2021271313
Jan 9, 2021–Jan 26, 2021411313
Jan 27, 2021–Feb 13, 20211011313
Feb 14, 2021–Mar 3, 2021921313
Mar 4, 2021–Mar 18, 20211051414
Mar 19, 2021–Apr 2, 20211191313
Apr 3, 2021–Apr 17, 2021951313
Apr 20, 2021–May 11, 20211221313
May 12, 2021–May 29, 20212111313
May 30, 2021–Jun 12, 20211921313
Jun 13, 2021–Jun 27, 20211471414
Jun 28, 2021–Jul 17, 2021361313
Jul 18, 2021–Aug 8, 2021451313
Aug 10, 2021–Aug 23, 2021481313
Aug 24, 2021–Sep 9, 20211991313
Sep 10, 2021–Oct 3, 20211611313
Oct 4, 2021–Oct 23, 20211891414
Oct 25, 2021–Nov 15, 20211531313
Nov 16, 2021–Dec 3, 20211501313
Dec 4, 2021–Dec 19, 20211741313
Dec 23, 2021–Jan 11, 20221501313
Jan 12, 2022–Jan 24, 20225111313
Jan 25, 2022–Feb 7, 20223331414
Feb 8, 2022–Feb 22, 20221271313
Feb 23, 2022–Mar 8, 20221261313
Mar 9, 2022–Mar 23, 2022851313
Mar 24, 2022–Apr 8, 20221311313
Apr 9, 2022–Apr 28, 2022471313
Apr 29, 2022–May 12, 20221671414
May 13, 2022–May 28, 20221491313
May 29, 2022–Jun 10, 20221991313
Jun 12, 2022–Jun 26, 20223991313
Jun 27, 2022–Jul 10, 20229521313
Jul 11, 2022–Jul 25, 20227881313
Jul 26, 2022–Aug 10, 20225401414
Aug 11, 2022–Aug 25, 20229431313
Aug 26, 2022–Sep 10, 20221181313
Sep 11, 2022–Sep 28, 2022821313
Sep 30, 2022–Oct 21, 2022491313
Oct 23, 2022–Nov 9, 20221461313
Nov 10, 2022–Dec 1, 20221061414
Dec 2, 2022–Dec 19, 2022491313
Dec 21, 2022–Jan 19, 2023931313
Jan 21, 2023–Feb 6, 20232501313
Feb 9, 2023–Mar 5, 20231291313
Mar 7, 2023–Mar 21, 20232521313
Mar 22, 2023–Apr 5, 20234061414
Apr 6, 2023–Apr 21, 20233571313
Apr 22, 2023–May 8, 20231841313
May 9, 2023–May 23, 20232031313
May 24, 2023–Jun 5, 20233221313
Jun 6, 2023–Jul 26, 20241751313
Aug 29, 2024–Oct 1, 2025161414
Total11,607948948

State salience

Where Civil Rights appears most often across states, measured by post counts.

Each party is scaled independently; blue = Democratic, red = Republican, purple = equal relative contribution.
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Hue compares each party's independently scaled state contribution (blue Democratic, red Republican, purple equal). Bar length shows posts.

Party by chamber

Post count by party and chamber for this topic. Unknown values remain visible.

11,607 posts 4 populated combinations

Party by chamber. Post count by party and chamber for this topic. Unknown values remain visible.
PartyHouseSenateChamber unknownTotal
Democratic
7,721
3,825
0
11.5K
Republican
51
10
0
61
Independent
0
0
0
0
Party unknown
0
0
0
0
Total7,7723,835011.6K

Cell bars use a shared scale with a maximum of 7,721 posts.

Adjacent topics

Other high-volume topics in the same corpus context.

  • 8 records

Ideology distribution

One dot per legislator with voting-record data. Dot size represents posts on this topic. 15 legislators shown.

Visible 15
Median ideology -0.163
Topic posts 11,607
Most active Paul Baumbach
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Legislators shown in the chart, ordered from most liberal to most conservative
LegislatorPartyIdeologyTopic posts
Darius BrownDemocratic-0.2661
Sarah McBrideDemocratic-0.2121,429
Kimberly WilliamsDemocratic-0.1881,467
Laura SturgeonDemocratic-0.174711
Debra HeffernanDemocratic-0.174658
Anthony DelcolloRepublican-0.1714
Sherry WalkerDemocratic-0.1689
Paul BaumbachDemocratic-0.1635,321
Paul BaumbachDemocratic-0.163202
David BentzDemocratic-0.15764
Nicole PooreDemocratic-0.1483
Bryan TownsendDemocratic-0.130329
Kyle GayDemocratic-0.1291,352
Bryan ShupeRepublican-0.03051
Brian PettyjohnRepublican0.1196

Most concentrated voices

Legislators with the largest share of their posts on this topic.

  • 19 records
1–19 of 19
Legislators concentrated on Civil Rights
Darius BrownDemocratic-0.266100.0%
Kyle GayDemocratic-0.12913.9%
Paul BaumbachDemocratic-0.16313.2%
Laura SturgeonDemocratic-0.17410.7%
Bryan TownsendDemocratic-0.13010.2%
Brian PettyjohnRepublican0.11910.2%
Sarah McBrideDemocratic-0.2129.9%
Paul BaumbachDemocratic-0.1638.0%
Debra HeffernanDemocratic-0.1747.2%
Bryan ShupeRepublican-0.0306.6%
David BentzDemocratic-0.1576.3%
Kimberly WilliamsDemocratic-0.1885.9%
Anthony DelcolloRepublican-0.1715.3%
Nicole PooreDemocratic-0.1484.8%
Sherry WalkerDemocratic-0.1684.4%
Michael SmithRepublican-0.2060.0%
Sherae'A MooreDemocratic-0.1800.0%
Stephen SmykRepublican-0.0090.0%
Timothy DukesRepublican0.0710.0%

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  • 10 matching posts

Bryan Townsend

@BryanTownsendDE

Democratic DE Senate

RT @shafieikeyvan: Nurses blocking anti lockdown protests in Denver is the kind of bad assery that we all should aspire to https://t.co/zkM&

Civil Rights

Kimberly Williams

@kimwilliamsde

Democratic DE House

RT @ChrisEvans: Just think of the carnage had they not been white.

Civil Rights

Kimberly Williams

@kimwilliamsde

Democratic DE House

RT @VernorsHerzog: Fox News has done to our parents what they thought gangsta rap would do to us https://t.co/7tv5SRb6Xz

Civil Rights

Kimberly Williams

@kimwilliamsde

Democratic DE House

RT @gryking: Black Protestor caught 2 White Protestors tagging Starbucks. https://t.co/06LuT4ryb8

Civil Rights

Paul Baumbach

@PaulBaumbach

Democratic DE House

RT @Cheamane: Will Smith slapping Chris Rock stayed in the news cycle longer than 10 black people being slaughtered in a supermarket. Sad.

Civil Rights

Paul Baumbach

@PaulBaumbach

Democratic DE House

RT @mhdksafa: When the penalty for aborting after rape is more severe than the penalty for rape, that's when you know it's a war on women

Civil Rights

Kimberly Williams

@kimwilliamsde

Democratic DE House

RT @ScottFeinberg: LA County Sheriff rightly slams TMZ for breaking the Kobe news before his family could be informed. They are a despicabl&

Civil Rights

Paul Baumbach

@PaulBaumbach

Democratic DE House

RT @AOC: Just to be clear: there is nothing pro-life about denying people comprehensive sexual education, making birth control harder to&

Civil Rights

Paul Baumbach

@PBaumbachDE

Democratic DE House

RT @AOC: Actually you just got ROCKED by teens on TikTok who flooded the Trump campaign w/ fake ticket reservations & tricked you into beli&

Civil Rights

Kimberly Williams

@kimwilliamsde

Democratic DE House

RT @AOC: When politicians use faith as an excuse to pass and uphold laws that seize control of peoples bodies but not guarantee them healt&

Civil Rights