The role of events’ media narratives in overcoming discrimination, countering negative well-being and. . . effecting social change?

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The role of events’ media narratives in overcoming discrimination, countering negative well-being and. . . effecting social change?

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Discrimination and marginalisation have a significant and often far-reaching impact on the well-being of individuals and communities. People may be marginalised and discriminated against for a variety of reasons including disability, race or ethnicity, sexuality, religious beliefs, age or (low) socio-economic status, and the intersectional nature of these factors compounds the effect. The role the media plays is significant for it both reflects and influences society: it tells stories and por...

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2021

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Walters, Trudie / Shaheer, I

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/17524

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