Speakers LC
Assistant Professor of Communication, Lasell University
Media Narratives of Domestic Violence in Sport: Progress or Regression?In 2014, the Ray Rice assault videos took something that typically happens behind closed doors and put it out in the open to be talked about. Although the public outcry over the assault videos generated a national...
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Professor, Purdue University
I am presenting, with Michael Messner (Session 6C) on the limits and impacts of the "Gender in Televised Sports Report", most recently published as "One and Done" The Long Eclipse of Women's Sports, 1989-2019 in Communication & Sport (Cooky, Council, Mears, & Messner, 2021). I...
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University of Rhode Island
Redemption for all? An Exploration of Racial Bias in ESPN.com’s Framing of NFL Domestic Violence CasesWith a number of children experiencing or witnessing domestic violence at home (Holt, Buckley, Whelan, 2008), it comes as no surprise that this societal problem bleeds into the...
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Emporia State University
“#WhyIStayed three years and $30 million”: Sport and domestic violence in the context of hashtag activismIn September 2014, TMZ released security footage of NFL Baltimore Ravens running back, Ray Rice physically assaulting his then fiancé, Janay. The public reaction was swift...
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Moderators LC
Assistant Professor of Communication, Lasell University
Media Narratives of Domestic Violence in Sport: Progress or Regression?In 2014, the Ray Rice assault videos took something that typically happens behind closed doors and put it out in the open to be talked about. Although the public outcry over the assault videos generated a national...
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Thursday November 1, 2018 4:30pm - 5:30pm PDT
Cypress