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Einblick: Magazin der CDU-Fraktion des Sächsischen Landtages11 February 2022 (has links)
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Powerlessness vs. empowermentMartinsen, Franziska 16 June 2017 (has links)
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Linksgrün-versifft?: Handreichung zum Umgang mit rechtspopulistischen Parteien und Wählerbündnissen auf kommunaler EbeneSchönfelder, Stefan 27 February 2023 (has links)
Die Partei Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) ist kürzlich in den Bundestag eingezogen – vorher jedoch schon in zahlreiche Landtage, Stadträte und Kreisräte. Kommunalpolitikerinnen sind daher mit teils neuen Problemen konfrontiert und mit der Frage: Wie umgehen mit der AfD? Diese Handreichung zeigt Strategien zum Umgang mit der AfD auf und gibt außerdem praktische Tipps sowie viele Hinweise zum weiteren Lesen, zu Expertinnen, Trainings und Beratungsstellen, denn: Wie alle Parteien besteht die Alternative für Deutschland aus unterschiedlichen Strömungen. Teile der Partei stehen für Inhalte, die zur demokratischen Meinungsvielfalt gehören, aber progressiven politischen Ideen widersprechen. Das gilt besonders für (ultra-) konservative Familien- und Gesellschaftsbilder, anti-ökologische Umwelt- und Energiepolitik und (bisher) neoliberale Wirtschafts- und Sozialpolitik.
Erscheinungsdatum: Januar 2018
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Coils of the SerpentCord, Florian 23 June 2022 (has links)
Heft 10 der Zeitschrift Coils of the Serpent
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IntroductionKovich, Tammy, Lewis, Adam Gary 07 June 2023 (has links)
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Politizicing Comedy: Parodies of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on Saturday Night LiveSommer, Tessa 30 May 2023 (has links)
The US comedy show Saturday Night Live has been parodizing politicians since the show's early beginnings in the 1970s. The political content of the late night series even affects presidential elec-tions with its impersonations. In 2016, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton dominated the headlines, so of course they were parodied on SNL as well.
The portrayal of Trump focused on his incompetence, sexism, and history of sexual abuse allega-tions. They use verbatim quotes from the real presidential debates, therefore only exaggerating the image of an inept man running for president.
SNL clearly favors Clinton and portrays her as more capable than Trump, yet also poking fun at her attempts to insinuate more likeability. The show also decided to comment on Trump’s victory by impersonating Clinton once again, this time as a mourning woman performing Leonard Co-hen’s “Hallelujah.”
Trump reacted on Twitter multiple times, referring to the show as “rigged” and “biased” media. This, however, helped Trump win the election. By portraying him as the laughingstock of SNL, viewers felt estranged from the show. Some considered it as the prime example of rigged media which loathes Republicans and their values. It motivated political action and questioned America's civic judgement.
The aim of the paper is to prove that popular culture is able to influence many people, and it even holds the power to impact voting behavior. SNL is a cornerstone of American media landscape and shows that comedy does affect politics.:About
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For a Tranarchist Feminism: Transition as Care and StruggleBranson, Scott 08 June 2023 (has links)
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Autonomous Organizations and the State: Thinking through Foreclosures in the Indian Women’s MovementArora, Chesta, Sarkar, Debarun 09 June 2023 (has links)
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Anarchist-Feminist Perspectives on Autonomous Reproductive and Trans HealthBarksdale, Alex 09 June 2023 (has links)
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“We’re Pro-Choice and We Riot!”: Anarcha-Feminism in Love and Rage (1989-98)Beswick, Spencer 09 June 2023 (has links)
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