October 16, 2025Feminist TheoryOpen Access

All the rage – and other feelings: Young women, sexual harassment and media

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RGRosalind GillCity, University of London SJSue JacksonKing's College London KGKatie GrahamCurtin University

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The article explores young women's feelings about sexual harassment in Aotearoa, showing the persistence of anger and affective injustice in their lives.

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Young women express both anger and fear regarding sexual harassment, revealing complex emotional experiences.
While #MeToo has raised awareness, it has not fully transformed how young women perceive or cope with harassment.
The study highlights ongoing affective injustice, intersecting colonial, class, and racial dynamics that shape women's experiences.
Addressing both anger and other emotions is crucial for understanding the broader impacts of feminist activism.

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Gill et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f04918e559138a1a06d511 https://doi.org/10.1177/14647001251371986

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The article explores young women's feelings about sexual harassment in Aotearoa, showing the persistence of anger and affective injustice in their lives.

All the rage – and other feelings: Young women, sexual harassment and media

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All the rage – and other feelings: Young women, sexual harassment and media

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