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Arab women in Arab news : old stereotypes and new media
Arab women in Arab news : old stereotypes and new media
by Al-Malki, Amal Mohammed author , Kaufer, David author , Ishizaki, Suguru author in Women in mass media. , Women Arab countries Social conditions , Stereotypes (Social psychology) in mass media
2017
\"Historically, Western readers have often stereotyped Arab women as \"passive\" along a rigid and largely prejudicial binary of active-passive. When Arab women were traditionally portrayed in Western photojournalism, they appeared veiled and voiceless, their words spoken for them in captions and voice-overs. But where do Arab women stand in current Arab news? Are Western stereotypes reinforced or complicated?\"--Page 4 of cover.
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