Women speak, men lead: political conversations about feminist hashtivism in #25N and #AbortoLegal2020

We present the results of a qualitative study of the political conversations generated towards the Latin American feminist hashtivism in 2020 according to two visibility configurations: one that used the vernacular languages ​​of sociodigital networks and the one that resisted algorithmic power thro...

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Autores principales: Castillo-González, María-Concepción, Hernández-Garza, Carolina
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Publicado: Facultad de Humanidades y Artes. UNR 2023
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spelling I15-R214-article-3642023-10-03T12:51:17Z Women speak, men lead: political conversations about feminist hashtivism in #25N and #AbortoLegal2020 Las mujeres hablan, los hombres dirigen: conversaciones políticas frente al hashtivismo feminista en #25N y #AbortoLegal2020 Castillo-González, María-Concepción Hernández-Garza, Carolina feminism political conversation sociodigital platforms public sphere feminist hashtivism feminismo conversación política redes sociodigitales esfera pública hashtivismo feminista We present the results of a qualitative study of the political conversations generated towards the Latin American feminist hashtivism in 2020 according to two visibility configurations: one that used the vernacular languages ​​of sociodigital networks and the one that resisted algorithmic power through collective action (Sued et al. 2022). In this study, we try to understand what kind of conversations could be found in these visibility configurations from a non-normative approach to political dialogue, recognizing the value of daily and affective conversation on matters of common interest (Graham 2015). To do so, we selected highly visible videos created in 2020 in the hashtags #25N and #AbortoLegal2020 (#LegalAbortion2020) two on YouTube and two on TikTok– and analyzed the 50 comments with the highest engagement from each production. The results reveal that vernacular visibility tends to build consensus from a superficial understanding of the feminist agenda. Instead, algorithmic resistance triggers political disputes that try to limit the advancement of feminists' demands. In both types of visibility and on both platforms, men moderate the conversation even when they present less participation. Despite this, vernacular visibility is presented as an opportunity of expression for women not necessarily participants in feminist activism, who share testimonies of violence. Presentamos los resultados de un estudio cualitativo sobre la conversación política que desencadenó el hashtivismo feminista latinoamericano en el 2020 frente a dos configuraciones de visibilidad: la que usó lenguas vernáculas de redes sociodigitales y la que resistió el poder algorítmico por medio de la acción colectiva (Sued et al 2022). Nos preguntamos qué tipo de conversaciones podemos encontrar en dichas configuraciones desde una aproximación no normativa del diálogo político que reconoce el valor de la conversación cotidiana y afectiva sobre asuntos de interés común (Graham 2015). Para ello seleccionamos videos de alta visibilidad creados en el 2020 en los hashtags #25N y #AbortoLegal2020 –dos en YouTube, dos en TikTok– y analizamos los 50 comentarios de mayor engagement de cada producción. Los resultados revelan que la visibilidad vernácula tiende a construir consenso a partir de una comprensión superficial de la agenda feminista. En cambio, la resistencia algorítmica desencadena disputas políticas que tratan de limitar el avance de dicha agenda. En ambos tipos de visibilidad y plataformas, los hombres moderan la conversación aún al presentar menor participación. No obstante, la visibilidad vernácula genera espacios de expresión para mujeres que no necesariamente participan en el activismo feminista y que comparten sus testimonios de violencia.  Facultad de Humanidades y Artes. UNR 2023-10-03 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/html https://zonafranca.unr.edu.ar/index.php/ZonaFranca/article/view/364 10.35305/zf.vi31.364 Zona Franca; No. 31 (2023); 129-167 Zona Franca; Núm. 31 (2023); 129-167 Zona Franca; Núm. 31 (2023); 129-167 2545-6504 0329-8019 spa https://zonafranca.unr.edu.ar/index.php/ZonaFranca/article/view/364/377 https://zonafranca.unr.edu.ar/index.php/ZonaFranca/article/view/364/378 Derechos de autor 2023 María-Concepción Castillo-González, Carolina Hernández-Garza http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0
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topic feminism
political conversation
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public sphere
feminist hashtivism
feminismo
conversación política
redes sociodigitales
esfera pública
hashtivismo feminista
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Castillo-González, María-Concepción
Hernández-Garza, Carolina
Women speak, men lead: political conversations about feminist hashtivism in #25N and #AbortoLegal2020
topic_facet feminism
political conversation
sociodigital platforms
public sphere
feminist hashtivism
feminismo
conversación política
redes sociodigitales
esfera pública
hashtivismo feminista
author Castillo-González, María-Concepción
Hernández-Garza, Carolina
author_facet Castillo-González, María-Concepción
Hernández-Garza, Carolina
author_sort Castillo-González, María-Concepción
title Women speak, men lead: political conversations about feminist hashtivism in #25N and #AbortoLegal2020
title_short Women speak, men lead: political conversations about feminist hashtivism in #25N and #AbortoLegal2020
title_full Women speak, men lead: political conversations about feminist hashtivism in #25N and #AbortoLegal2020
title_fullStr Women speak, men lead: political conversations about feminist hashtivism in #25N and #AbortoLegal2020
title_full_unstemmed Women speak, men lead: political conversations about feminist hashtivism in #25N and #AbortoLegal2020
title_sort women speak, men lead: political conversations about feminist hashtivism in #25n and #abortolegal2020
description We present the results of a qualitative study of the political conversations generated towards the Latin American feminist hashtivism in 2020 according to two visibility configurations: one that used the vernacular languages ​​of sociodigital networks and the one that resisted algorithmic power through collective action (Sued et al. 2022). In this study, we try to understand what kind of conversations could be found in these visibility configurations from a non-normative approach to political dialogue, recognizing the value of daily and affective conversation on matters of common interest (Graham 2015). To do so, we selected highly visible videos created in 2020 in the hashtags #25N and #AbortoLegal2020 (#LegalAbortion2020) two on YouTube and two on TikTok– and analyzed the 50 comments with the highest engagement from each production. The results reveal that vernacular visibility tends to build consensus from a superficial understanding of the feminist agenda. Instead, algorithmic resistance triggers political disputes that try to limit the advancement of feminists' demands. In both types of visibility and on both platforms, men moderate the conversation even when they present less participation. Despite this, vernacular visibility is presented as an opportunity of expression for women not necessarily participants in feminist activism, who share testimonies of violence.
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