Introduction to the Special Issue. Tweeting, Posting, Blogging: Feminist features in the battle against sexist violence and for peace and equality
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Les eines digitals han inaugurat una nova era per als moviments socials (Castells, 2012; Rovira, 2017), la lluita dels col·lectius organitzats en favor de la defensa dels seus drets, la igualtat i la salvaguarda dels drets humans. En el camp dels feminismes, el hacktivisme, concepte que designa l’activisme a través de les xarxes socials, persegueix a consciència la violència de gènere i l’assetjament que pateixen, sobretot, les dones i
les persones menors d’edat. Les eines digitals connecten la societat civil, l’articulen i difonen els missatges per demanar atenció i exigir-ne una reparació (Dean i Aune, 2015; Friedman, 2015; Chamberlain, 2017). En un món global i connectat a partir de molts trets en comú i distincions a causa de les diverses situacions de desigualtat i violències estructurals (Massey, 1994; Sassen, 2007, 2015), les xarxes socials i la seua agilitat de
comunicació amenacen la contextualització, l’experiència situada i l’empatia de qui acumula un posicionament condicionat per la relacionalitat interseccionada (Haraway, 1988; Creswley, 1989; Collins, 2000).
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