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SUMMARY:CGS Faculty Fellow Research Talk: Dr. Stine Eckert
LOCATION:Manoogian Hall Auditorium
DESCRIPTION:Please join the Center for Gender and Sexuality for a special 
 research presentation by 2026-2027 Faculty Fellow Dr. Stine Eckert (Depar
 tment of Communication).\n\nAbstract\n\nIn the United States pioneering s
 tudies about the representations of the transgender community in news med
 ia (Billard\, 2016\, Capuzza\, 2016\, Fischer\, 2018) and the experiences
  of trans and nonbinary journalists (Fischer\, 2025) have been underway. 
 In contrast\, this group of marginalized journalists remains understudied
  in Germany despite a legal recognition of persons who do not identify as
  woman or man in the country since 2018. Hence\, this study asks:\n\nHow 
 do genderqueer journalists in Germany experience their profession?\n\nThi
 s qualitative study analyzed how genderqueer journalists in Germany exper
 ience their careers and professions and applies intersectionality and sta
 ndpoint epistemology as theoretical approaches. Based on interviews with 
 eight public-service broadcast journalists\, this study finds intersectio
 nal inequality\, professional boundary work\, and epistemic exclusion sha
 pe these journalists' individual trajectories\, journalistic work process
 es\, and the profession at large.\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/b8b9fd4d
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