This book explores gender debates on African social media platforms and the political, social, and cultural discourses surrounding them. It examines topics such as gender-based violence, gender in political and economic spaces, gender activism, challenges in the African LGBTQIA+ community, and gender harassment.
This book explores gender debates on African social media platforms and the political, social, and cultural discourses surrounding them. It examines topics such as gender-based violence, gender in political and economic spaces, gender activism, challenges in the African LGBTQIA+ community, and gender harassment.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Shepherd Mpofu and Kealeboga Aiseng - Contributions by Ogungbemi Akinola; Priscilla Boshoff; Sabieha Chayya; Lorenzo Dalvit; Memory Pamella Kadau; Khatija Bibi Khan; Matlala Rachel Mahlatji; Pamela Mamogobo; Dimakatso Mashala; Parkie Mbozi; Sibo
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Introduction by Shepherd Mpofu and Kealeboga Aiseng Part I: Social Media and Gender Discourses Chapter 1: "I Will Submit until I Die": Negotiating Femininities on a Zimbabwean Baking and Cooking Facebook Group by Nonhlanha Ndlovu Chapter 2: Gender Walls: Social Media Debates, Power, and Cancel Culture by Shepherd Mpofu Chapter 3: Effectiveness of Social Media in Opening up Spaces for Women Leaders' Career Progression: The Case of Zambia by Parkie Mbozi Part II: Gender and Political Participation Chapter 4: The Role of Social Media in Applied Theatre as Panacea for Gender Based Violence in South Africa by Ogungbemi Akinola and Samukezi Mrubula-Ngwenya Chapter 5: Online Misogyny and Gendered Disinformation: Examining the Online Political Landscape in Days Leading to the Kenyan General Elections by Protus Murunga Chapter 6: Gender, Elections, and Political Participation in the Age of Social Media in Zimbabwe by Memory Pamella Kadau Chapter 7: A Legal Perspective on Exposing Women's Intimate Images Online 'Revenge Porn' to Score Political Points by Sabieha Chayya, Motlalepula Rakubu, Vhonani Neluvhalani-Caquece, and Sebolawe Tladi Part III: Violence and Identities Chapter 8: In This 'House' We Speak and Are Listened To! Twitter as Memorial Archives for Gender-Based Violence by Sibongile Mpofu Chapter 9: Murders of Gay Men in South Africa: An Analysis of #Justicefor... Hashtags by Priscilla Boshoff, Jason Olivier, and Lorenzo Dalvit Chapter 10: The Struggle to Be Human in the Rural Context of South Africa: Experiences and Complexities of LGBTIQA+ as They Use Social Media and Adapt to Living with Diverse Sexual Orientation by Mxolisi Welcome Ngwenya, Dimakatso Mashala, Matlala Rachel Mahlatji, and Pamela Mafenngwe Mamogobo Part IV: Representation, Identity, and Performance Chapter 11: Women and Self-Representation in South Africa's Twitter by Kealeboga Aiseng Chapter 12: Social Media as The International Court of (Virtual) Justice: Babes Wodumo Trolled during The Funeral of Her Husband by Khatija Bibi Khan and Josephat Mutangadura Chapter 13: The Tinderisation of Love: A Threat to Love as A Revolutionary Rebellion by Nombulelo Tholithemba Shange About the Editors and Contributors
Introduction by Shepherd Mpofu and Kealeboga Aiseng Part I: Social Media and Gender Discourses Chapter 1: "I Will Submit until I Die": Negotiating Femininities on a Zimbabwean Baking and Cooking Facebook Group by Nonhlanha Ndlovu Chapter 2: Gender Walls: Social Media Debates, Power, and Cancel Culture by Shepherd Mpofu Chapter 3: Effectiveness of Social Media in Opening up Spaces for Women Leaders' Career Progression: The Case of Zambia by Parkie Mbozi Part II: Gender and Political Participation Chapter 4: The Role of Social Media in Applied Theatre as Panacea for Gender Based Violence in South Africa by Ogungbemi Akinola and Samukezi Mrubula-Ngwenya Chapter 5: Online Misogyny and Gendered Disinformation: Examining the Online Political Landscape in Days Leading to the Kenyan General Elections by Protus Murunga Chapter 6: Gender, Elections, and Political Participation in the Age of Social Media in Zimbabwe by Memory Pamella Kadau Chapter 7: A Legal Perspective on Exposing Women's Intimate Images Online 'Revenge Porn' to Score Political Points by Sabieha Chayya, Motlalepula Rakubu, Vhonani Neluvhalani-Caquece, and Sebolawe Tladi Part III: Violence and Identities Chapter 8: In This 'House' We Speak and Are Listened To! Twitter as Memorial Archives for Gender-Based Violence by Sibongile Mpofu Chapter 9: Murders of Gay Men in South Africa: An Analysis of #Justicefor... Hashtags by Priscilla Boshoff, Jason Olivier, and Lorenzo Dalvit Chapter 10: The Struggle to Be Human in the Rural Context of South Africa: Experiences and Complexities of LGBTIQA+ as They Use Social Media and Adapt to Living with Diverse Sexual Orientation by Mxolisi Welcome Ngwenya, Dimakatso Mashala, Matlala Rachel Mahlatji, and Pamela Mafenngwe Mamogobo Part IV: Representation, Identity, and Performance Chapter 11: Women and Self-Representation in South Africa's Twitter by Kealeboga Aiseng Chapter 12: Social Media as The International Court of (Virtual) Justice: Babes Wodumo Trolled during The Funeral of Her Husband by Khatija Bibi Khan and Josephat Mutangadura Chapter 13: The Tinderisation of Love: A Threat to Love as A Revolutionary Rebellion by Nombulelo Tholithemba Shange About the Editors and Contributors
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