Feminismo de plataformas: protestos e política da organização espacial
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ativismo feminista, plataformas de mídia, política, organização espacialResumo
Este artigo questiona a utilidade política das plataformas como mídia para a resistência feminista. Usando exemplos de #MeToo, e da Marcha das Mulheres em Washington, movimentos que confiaram nas plataformas para revigorar o que Sarah Banet-Weiser chamou de "feminismo popular" (2018), eu defendo que plataformas comuns de mídia tendem a inferir uma suposição subjacente de segurança, privilégio e poder em relação ao espaço social. Ao destacar como as pessoas do BIPOC se organizam no espaço social, defendo que o foco na amplificação e elevação, facilitado pela lógica das plataformas, obscurece as necessidades daqueles que resistem nas margens. Apresento as estratégias espaciais empregadas por aqueles que devem negociar o espaço de forma diferente, para desafiar a centralidade das plataformas como mídia a estrutura do protesto feminista contemporâneo.
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