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The Media's Role in Marginalization
Sat, September 7, 12:00 to 1:30pm, Marriott Philadelphia Downtown, Franklin 3Session Submission Type: Created Panel
Session Description
While great efforts have been made to avoid mainstreaming across media, the papers in this panel show that bias still exists against various marginalized groups.
Sub Unit
Individual Presentations
News Coverage and Public Opinion toward Black Women Political Elites - Sydney Carr, College of the Holy Cross
Gendered Mediation of Women Involved in American and Canadian Political Scandals - Karine Prémont, University of Sherbrooke; Carol-Ann Rouillard
Engagement vs. Alienation: Anti-immigrant Rhetoric's Effect on Immigrant Turnout - Iva Srbinovska, University of Zurich
Visualization Choices about Refugees Have Delimited Impacts along Partisan Lines - William Allen, University of Oxford