Hate Crimes in Cyberspace
Penulis
: Danielle Keats Citron
Subyek
: Cyberbullying, Cyberstalking, Hate crimes, Computer crimes, law
Penerbit
: Harvard University Press
Ringkasan :During the summer of 2008, “Anna Mayer” was getting ready to begin
her fi rst semester in graduate school. In her spare time, she wrote a
pseudonymous blog about her weight struggles, body ac cep tance, and
other personal issues. She enjoyed interacting with her readers and commenting
on other blogs; it provided a support system and sounding
board for her ideas.
Before school began, she searched her name and found posts describing
her as a “stupid, ugly fat whore” who “couldn’t take a hint from a
man.” Anonymous posters listed her e-mail address, phone number, and
dating site profi les. She received e-mails warning that the authors knew
where she lived. Posters “outed” her as the author of her pseudonymous
blog, taunting that the “confessions she’s made about her pitiful fat fucking
self are now blasted across teh [sic] Internet.”1
Over the next year, the attacks grew more gruesome and numerous.
Sites appeared with names like “Anna Mayer’s Fat Ass Chronicles” and
“Anna Mayer Keeps Ho’Ing It Up.” Posts warned that “guys who might be thinking of nailing” her should know about her “untreated herpes.”
A post said, “Just be DAMN SURE you put on TWO rubbers before
ass raping Anna Mayer’s ST diseased pooper!” Posters claimed that she
had bipolar disorder and a criminal record for exposing herself in public.
Racist comments she never made were attributed to her. Posts listed
her professors’ e-mail addresses, instructing readers to tell them about
Mayer’s “sickening racist rants.” Someone set up a Twitter account in
Mayer’s name that claimed she fantasized about rape and rough sex.
Hundreds of posts were devoted to attacking her
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