r/FoxBrain↗
FoxBrain is a support group for people who struggle with family and friends who have succumbed to the paranoia, xenophobia, and hatred pushed by Fox News and other extreme right wing news sites. You are not alone. This is a place to share your experience and hear from others about what life skills and tools are necessary in order to maintain you own sanity.
36k subscribers128 posts / mo in Sep 202673 authors / mosince 2019
r/FoxBrain has 36k members (+14% over the last 12 months). It gets about 128 posts a month from 73 people. Top topics: Parenting Issues, Uncle Memes and Trump Rallies in Pennsylvania.
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- Parenting Issues0.1%
- Uncle Memes0.1%
- Trump Rallies in Pennsylvania<0.1%
- Leftist Political Podcasts<0.1%
- Father's Day & Dads<0.1%
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Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months
- Substack
- Apple
- Yale University
- TikTok
- Media Matters for America
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