This textual analysis examines online mainstream media coverage during Hillary Clinton’s 2015/16 presidential campaign. Previous research on female political candidates indicates that there are both subtle and unsubtle ways the media reinforces masculinity in the political realm. The results of the study provide a commentary on the internet as a cultural text and Feminist Communication Studies, suggesting that there may be a decrease in the institutionalized sexism in the reporting of mainstream online media. Although encompassing only a small snapshot of the 2015/16 presidential race, the results also suggest that media seemed to lack a category for Clinton – she is both an inside and outsider, sitting at the cusp of a transformative hist...
The quantitative and qualitative analysis of the media representation of political leaders in the ar...
Electoral politics remains a much-gendered sphere, dominated by men political actors and masculine b...
Gender surfaced as an issue in the 1984 Presidential campaign due to the nomination of Geraldine Fer...
This study examines the media discourse surrounding the 2016 U.S. Presidential election, specificall...
The presence of Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin during the 2008 U.S. presidential campaign raised ne...
Does the media have a gendered lens when it covers women and men running for public office? As techn...
This study investigated the role of gender in Hillary Clinton’s 2016 televised presidential campaign...
Historically, women have been largely excluded from the majority of political leadership roles. In t...
Historically, women have been largely excluded from the majority of political leadership roles. In t...
This paper examines the role of gender in the media coverage of Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and...
Decades of research within political science, political communication, and mass media found pervasiv...
Decades of research within political science, political communication, and mass media found pervasiv...
This project seeks to understand the influence that the gendered dynamic of the 2016 presidential ra...
The quantitative and qualitative analysis of the media representation of political leaders in the ar...
This thesis examines media coverage of female politicians. Through conducting background research, a...
The quantitative and qualitative analysis of the media representation of political leaders in the ar...
Electoral politics remains a much-gendered sphere, dominated by men political actors and masculine b...
Gender surfaced as an issue in the 1984 Presidential campaign due to the nomination of Geraldine Fer...
This study examines the media discourse surrounding the 2016 U.S. Presidential election, specificall...
The presence of Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin during the 2008 U.S. presidential campaign raised ne...
Does the media have a gendered lens when it covers women and men running for public office? As techn...
This study investigated the role of gender in Hillary Clinton’s 2016 televised presidential campaign...
Historically, women have been largely excluded from the majority of political leadership roles. In t...
Historically, women have been largely excluded from the majority of political leadership roles. In t...
This paper examines the role of gender in the media coverage of Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and...
Decades of research within political science, political communication, and mass media found pervasiv...
Decades of research within political science, political communication, and mass media found pervasiv...
This project seeks to understand the influence that the gendered dynamic of the 2016 presidential ra...
The quantitative and qualitative analysis of the media representation of political leaders in the ar...
This thesis examines media coverage of female politicians. Through conducting background research, a...
The quantitative and qualitative analysis of the media representation of political leaders in the ar...
Electoral politics remains a much-gendered sphere, dominated by men political actors and masculine b...
Gender surfaced as an issue in the 1984 Presidential campaign due to the nomination of Geraldine Fer...