Social media is buzzing among female voters, and conversations are continuing to grow. According to the Clemson Social Media Listening Center, recent donation Zoom calls are trending, and more support is being gathered for Vice President Kamala Harris. Meanwhile, there’s also a surge in discussions about former President Donald Trump. Clemson Social Media Listening Center’s data shows many conversations sparking internationally, but focusing on the Carolinas, it shows Greenville, Columbia, and Charlotte as hubs of conversation.According to Clemson Social Media Listening Center’s Data Director Brandon Boatwright, in the last week alone, from women, more specifically black women, there have been roughly 95,000 mentions of Harris and then about 125,000 for Trump. These conversations particularly spike around the National Association of Black Journalists conference.”The conversations around Trump really started to pick up after the conference and his speaking engagement there,” Boatwright said.The data shows not all buzz is good.”More negative for …