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The aim is to explore how the perspectives of Syrian refugee women are overlooked in mainstream activism and media.

July 4, 2014Feminist Media Studies

Double Marginalization: The Invisibility of Syrian Refugee Women's Perspectives in Mainstream Online Activism and Global Media

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The aim is to explore how the perspectives of Syrian refugee women are overlooked in mainstream activism and media.
Analyzed existing literature on social media's impact on women's activism post-Arab Spring.
Examined representation of Syrian refugee women's experiences in global media.
Identified significant gaps in the representation of Syrian refugee women in online activism.
Revealed that mainstream narratives often ignore the unique challenges faced by this group.

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This research analyzes the neglect of Syrian refugee women's voices in online activism, suggesting societal implications.

Abstract

After the “Arab Spring” uprisings, an optimistic strand in the field of media and social change emerged which presents the role of social networking websites as key tools for Muslim and Arab women ...

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Katty Alhayek (2014) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a09e2eeb0d552aa8b45eff2 https://doi.org/10.1080/14680777.2014.935205

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Implication

This research analyzes the neglect of Syrian refugee women's voices in online activism, suggesting societal implications.

Double Marginalization: The Invisibility of Syrian Refugee Women's Perspectives in Mainstream Online Activism and Global Media

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Double Marginalization: The Invisibility of Syrian Refugee Women's Perspectives in Mainstream Online Activism and Global Media

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