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Showing 1 to 20 of 21 for “"Hypervisibility"”.

  1. Problematizing discourses of feminicide in Guatemala : feminist universalism, neoliberal subject formation and hypervisibility

    In this report I argue that the analytical unit of feminicide must be expanded beyond gender in order to assess the axis of inequality upon which gender violence in contemporary Guatemala is being waged. Intersectionality and a gendered racial formation theory provide a more nuanced basis from …

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  2. From Invisibility to Hypervisibility: Queer Testimonies to the Holocaust Across France and Italy

    … the notions of ‘visibility’, ‘invisibility’ and ‘hypervisibility’, that retain a Möbius strip-like relationship, for a theorisation that bears importance for thinking about cis-heterosexism, racism, ableism or other forms of stigmatisation. I emphasise the impact of context on individual accounts …

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  3. Structural Inequality and Hypervisibility from Childhood to Adulthood in Baldwin’s Little Man, Little Man and Rankine’s Citizen: An American Lyric

    <p>Hypervisibility is the condition of being excessively watched and scrutinized in a manner that magnifies differences in marginalized individuals and communities, which includes race, disability, sexual orientation, gender, and socioeconomic status. This condition often occurs within unequal …

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  4. Serving Resistance on the Menu: The Cultural Politics of Filipino Cuisine in Winnipeg and Ottawa

    … of representation that seeks to disrupt the “hypervisibility” and “invisibility” of Filipino-Canadians and Filipino cuisine.

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  5. Plan B, a gathering of strangers (or) this is not working.

    … of how the white body performs visuality, hypervisibility, reproduction3, considers its relationship to surveillance and embraces becoming monster. The design of this dissertation is an engagement with the current expectations of an object of academic enquiry – the publication bridges …

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  6. THE TRANSNATIONAL NARRATIVES AND STRUGGLES OF AFRO-CARIBBEAN IMMIGRANT WOMEN TEACHERS IN NEW YORK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICTS

    … women teachers. The Afro-Caribbean teachers’ hypervisibility as Black people and invisibility as immigrant is central to a system of racism, white dominance and nativism masked as patriotic values. Key findings include a deep analysis of agency which is a theme throughout the dissertation, …

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  7. Between/beyond the binaries: transgender youth in cape town re-present their experiences through photo-narratives

    … exclusion/belonging, and invisibility/hypervisibility respectively. The findings illustrate the complexity of experiences of transgender youth and thus demonstrates that young peoples’ lives are comprised of more than inherent risk. This project also provided an opportunity to …

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  8. (En)Countering White Noise: A Narrative Study Of How Students Of Color Experience And Navigate Rural, Predominantly White High Schools

    … (1) the complexity of and synergism between hypervisibility, invisibility, and singularity, (2) reflections on and understandings of White peer (pathways toward and intentions of) engagement with race, (3) navigational strategies designed toward belonging, and (4) expressions of advocacy for …

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  9. Latinas Talk Back: The Latina Body, Citizenship, and Popular Culture

    … circulated Latina imagery that foregrounds the hypervisibility of both spectacular bodies, such as Jennifer Lopez, and ordinary bodies, such as undocumented female migrants. Given the historical under-representation of Latinas in mainstream U.S. media and Latinas' limited access to …

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  10. ¡Tú Puedes! (You’ve Got This): Exploring the Challenges & Opportunities for Women of Color in Stem Doctoral Programs

    … of marginalization, including cultural taxation, hypervisibility, and exclusion from networks of power. However, participants also identified meaningful sources of support such as affinity spaces, mentorship from faculty of color, familial encouragement, and personal strategies of resistance and …

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  11. Deficit Discourse, Urban Teachers' Work and the Blame Game

    … a light on urban teachers, not to add to their hypervisibility as problems, but to explore the complexities of urban teachers' work which are largely invisible. This multi-sited ethnography traces how teachers make sense of these blaming discourses in two urban educational contexts: Teach For …

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  12. An Investigation of the Experiences of African American Female Counselor Educators Who Teach Multicultural Counseling Courses in Traditionally White Institutions

    … that emerged from this study were challenge, hypervisibility, challenged authority, lack of identity, hostile environment, spirituality, internal satisfaction and talking, This study gives great consideration to African American women as being a dually oppressed group given the intersection of …

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  13. Digital Agency and Professional Identity: Neurodivergent University Educators’ Experiences on Twitter

    … it also presents challenges related to hypervisibility, burnout, and platform instability, particularly following its acquisition by Elon Musk. This thesis contributes to scholarship on digital pedagogy, neurodiversity in Higher Education and professional identity and offers implications …

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  14. Caretaking Trans-states

    … communities are plagued by invisibility and hypervisibility simultaneously, so the choice to explore transness as a method – a way of thinking and making – rather than another re-presentation of our bodies, is an attempt to uplift our deeper contributions, which are often missed in a culture …

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  15. A qualitative single case study gathering the perceptions of emotional labor among Black male and female professionals in higher education in the Midwest.

    … feeling self-conscious while dealing with hypervisibility, stereotypes, and systemic racial biases, codeswitching their language, controlling how they express their emotions, and upholding the responsibility of speaking up and representing minority individuals, especially Black students. …

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  16. Maricas de etiqueta: identidad gay en el cine reciente de España y el Cono Sur

    … of LGBTQ rights in these countries and the hypervisibility of gay men in their national cinemas must be strongly interrogated.

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  17. Heritage movements in the postcolonial city: Contestations between middle-class activisms and urbanisation processes in Kolkata

    … one that is rooted in a simultaneity of hypervisibility and invisibility that have produced a specific form of urban developmental logics in Kolkata. Through these empirics the thesis argues for an expansion of southern urbanism meanings, understood through the politics of heritage. …

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  18. Beyond Access: Black Women Alumnae’s Perspectives on Navigating Russell Group Universities as Undergraduates in the United Kingdom

    … study revealed that participants experienced hypervisibility, racial isolation, and a form of conditional inclusion that granted access while withholding genuine belonging. Racism, ranging from persistent microaggressions to overt racial violence, was a near-universal feature of their …

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  19. Multiple Selves, Marginalised Voices: Exploring Black Female Psychology Students' Experiences of Constructing Identity in UK Higher Education

    … the margins’ [that is, places of invisibility/hypervisibility] shed further light on the complexity of identity construction in Black women. The findings permit reasonable and novel theoretical inferences for the academic experiences of Black female students in these samples.

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  20. Black Influencers: Interrogating the Racialization and Commodification of Digital Labor

    This dissertation examines how Black influencers navigate the highly competitive commercial terrain of influencing. Situated within literature about the commodification of the Black feminine body, neoliberal discourses about individualized digital labor, and the racialization of discourses about …

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