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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Street harassment"”.
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Expanding the scope of interpersonal violence: An examination of violence, authority, and status within street harassment
Street harassment offers a unique opportunity to examine interpersonal violence among strangers and loose acquaintances. In this project, I conceptualized the issue of street harassment by foregrounding inequalities—positioning cultural understandings of gender, race-ethnicity, and sexuality—as …
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Las Hijas de Violencia: Performance, the Street, and Online Discourse
<p>This paper explores street harassment as a contentious practice in the rhetorical spaces of the street and social media posting through a case study of the performance group Las Hijas de Violencia. Through anarchistic direct action resistance tactics, the group confronted harassers in the …
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Geographies of Feminist Activism in Berlin and Dublin: Hybrid Feminist Counterpublic Spaces of Resistance
… thesis focuses on four case studies: the anti-street harassment group Hollaback!Berlin (Berlin. 2015-16), the pro-choice artist-activist group home|work.collective (Dublin, 2016-18), the pro-choice ‘Repeal the 8th’ mural (Dublin, 2016-18), and the anti-harassment queer feminist group, She*Claim …
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The great problems are in the street : a phenomenology of men's stranger intrusions on women in public spaces
… intrusion in public space, commonly termed ‘street harassment’, through a transdisciplinary study bringing a philosophical framework to the study of violence against women and girls (VAWG). Analysis of 50 women’s accounts given during a three stage research process is presented, alongside the …
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Gender-based public harassment: An intersectional approach to exploring frequency and effects of harassment experiences
… of 369 undergraduate women’s past year public harassment experiences with attention to an intersectional feminist framework. Employing an exploratory measure created specifically for the study, two dimensions of public harassment were examined: uninvited attention/appraisal and reactive …