Before a border wall became a budget bargaining chip, before the presidential pardon of a controversial sheriff and before federal policies were announced on social media, there was Arizona Senate Bill 1070, the “show me your papersâ€� law. And of course, there was Twitter. To René D. Flores, an assistant professor of sociology at the Ä¢¹½ÊÓÆµ, Twitter is a trove of insight into people’s beliefs and their willingness to express them. By analyzing tweets in the months…
