Social Media and Gender in Africa
Discourses on Power and Politics of Everyday Life
Herausgeber: Aiseng, Kealeboga; Mpofu, Shepherd
Social Media and Gender in Africa
Discourses on Power and Politics of Everyday Life
Herausgeber: Aiseng, Kealeboga; Mpofu, Shepherd
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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.
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- Gender and Sexuality in Africa and the Diaspora
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 330
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Oktober 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 690g
- ISBN-13: 9781666948028
- ISBN-10: 1666948020
- Artikelnr.: 71231634
- Gender and Sexuality in Africa and the Diaspora
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 330
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Oktober 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 690g
- ISBN-13: 9781666948028
- ISBN-10: 1666948020
- Artikelnr.: 71231634
Shepherd Mpofu is professor of media and communication at the University of South Africa. Kealeboga Aiseng is senior lecturer of journalism and media studies at Rhodes University, Makhanda.
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
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
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