LGBTQ Digital Cultures -

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Résumé :
Introduction: Digital media as sites of resistance, activism, and communication? 1. Queer Cuarentena and Mandinga Times: Rita Indiana, Caribbean Artivism, and LGBTQ+ Social Media Spheres During COVID-19? 2.?Online Discourse Framing of LGBTQIA+ Student Activism in the Philippines ?3. Take a Look Inside: Exploring Closets as Fingerprints of the Queer Community ?4. NOT ALL BLACK GUYS ARE TOPS: Pushing back against racist sexual stereotypes surrounding the Black male body on gay dating apps ?5. Alighting on the Digital: Trans Migrant Testimonios? 6. Examining the Iranian LGBTQ Counterpublics on Instagram? 7. Negotiating the Non-negotiable: Debating transgender issues on Chinese social media? 8. Queer Marketing, Who Is It Really For? Identifying a Strategy for Authentic Approaches to LGBTQ+ Branded Messages ?9. New Channels in Trans Activism: Lubunya Digital Cultures in Turkey? 10. Queering the Social: Facebook groups and the Indian Queer Counterpublic? 11. Theorizing Cultures of Oversharing on TikTok? 12. Her Phallic Sword: Hypersexual Cyberqueer Activism on Social Media Platforms? 13. Feminists against Same-Sex Marriage: Queer counterpublics in a contested digital space ?14. #Shadowbanned: Queer, Trans, and Disabled Creator Responses to Algorithmic Oppression on TikTok ?15. Bangladesh's Invisible Cyberqueers: Self-image, identity management, and erotic expressions on Grindr? 16. How Queer is Sex Education? Analyzing its Non-Normative Gender Identities and Forbidden Fantasies? 17. LGBTQ2S Across Canada:? CBC YouTube Discourse? 18. Not a Phase (Nor for Your Gaze): Resistive Audiovisual Aesthetics and Practices in Cyberqueer Spaces...

Biographie:

Paromita Pain is Assistant Professor of Global Media and Affiliate Faculty of the Cybersecurity Center at the University of Nevada, Reno. Her research focuses on alternate media and global journalism practices from feminist and LGBTQ perspectives. She has a particular interest in international communication and newsroom norms. She has researched journalism and news practices and LGBTQ activism in India, Taiwan, the USA, and Latin America.