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Contextualizing the Issues,seful in explaining the movement’s online activism and communities. The chapter concludes with an explanation of the how the study was conducted, using methods such as qualitative content analysis, critical discourse analysis, frame analysis, semi-structured interviews and close observation of online feminist communities.

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Representing the Movement: SlutWalk Challenges Rape Culture,s on the two most popular ones. Chapter 4 analyzes the means through which SlutWalk was constructed as a movement challenging rape culture, while Chapter 5 analyzes how it was constructed as being opposed and/or misguided, often by feminists themselves.

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Introduction,atement ‘I’m told I’m not supposed to say this’ he went on to advise that, ‘women should avoid dressing like sluts in order not to be victimized’ (Kwan 2011). While his intention might have been to protect women, his comments that ‘slutty’ women attract sexual assault perpetuated the long-standing m

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Situating SlutWalk,a string of SlutWalk marches, held initially in Canada, and then spreading to the US, UK, Australia, Europe, South and Central Americas and Asia. Although the next two chapters will focus on representations of what SlutWalk ., this chapter begins by examining . and . it was represented as taking pla

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Representing the Movement: SlutWalk Challenges Rape Culture,rganized using the results of a frame analysis, derived with the help of a qualitative content analysis. Frames were established after asking questions such as: What is SlutWalk said to be about?; Whose voices were used?; What ‘sparked’ coverage of SlutWalk (e.g. a forthcoming march, or one which ha