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Representation is showcased in this post through the introduction of the newest Barbie doll in Mattel's Inspiring Women series, which features Anna May Wong, a Chinese American actress. The partnership between Mattel and Anna Wong, Anna May Wong's niece, emphasizes the value of truthful portrayal. In order to reflect Anna May Wong as exactly as possible, Anna Wong acknowledged her assistance in making sure that the doll accurately reproduced her aunt's facial features and attire. The article also emphasizes Anna May Wong's reputation as a fearless woman who battled prejudice and conventional Asian positions in Hollywood. Anna May Wong's pioneering position as the first Chinese American movie star and her influence on Asian representation in the entertainment sector are acknowledged in Barbie's remark. The article fosters positive awareness for Asian communities and encourages girls to dream above stereotypes and constraints by commemorating Anna May Wong and her efforts. The emphasis on diversity representation and the appreciation of Anna May Wong's legacy are further emphasized by the use of hashtags like #VeryAsian and #AsianRepresentation.

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When speaking about migrants, intersectionality studies their ethnicity, gender, socioeconomic status, geographic location and culture to understand how these features interact, for explaining their experiences and situations.
Migrants representation in social media is mostly indirect. Because of marginalization, among other problems, the majority of them cannot explain their situation or experiences easily. However, there are a lot of organizations and government agencies whose objective is helping and raising the voice of millions of migrants worldwide. In this case, the UN migrant division explains that because of the violence that's happening in Sudan, a million people will have to abandon the territory to seek for safety. It also emphasizes that this human crisis is not getting enough media coverage, increasing vulnerability.
Intersectionality encourages allyship and solidarity,  but without enough exposure in social media, it will be harder for people to understand what is going on and how they can take place in the solution. It also works towards a more positive narrative about migration with the intention of creating a more inclusive representation.

Overall, there are many power dynamics involved in migration; we can find the social media posts where they criminalize and stereotype the migrants, but there are also posts (as the tweet presented above) with the intention of helping migrants. Through the correct exposure, little by little migration will be understood with a more positive narrative, ultimately creating a more inclusive, diverse and solitary world.

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The crisis in Sudan hasn’t had anywhere near the coverage it deserves.

UNHCR predicts a million people will be forced to flee violence. We must do everything we can to support them. If you can, please join @KatGraham and donate now: https://t.co/oNiCRW2goh

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UNHCR | Clashes in Sudan | Support people forced to flee

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People are fleeing armed clashes in Sudan. Please donate to UNHCR now and help save lives.

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The crisis in Sudan hasn’t had anywhere near the coverage it deserves.

UNHCR predicts a million people will be forced to flee violence. We must do everything we can to support them. If you can, please join @KatGraham and donate now: https://t.co/oNiCRW2goh https://t.co/7y5szKYzg5

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The crisis in Sudan hasn’t had anywhere near the coverage it deserves.

UNHCR predicts a million people will be forced to flee violence. We must do everything we can to support them. If you can, please join @KatGraham and donate now: https://t.co/oNiCRW2goh pic.twitter.com/7y5szKYzg5
— UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency (@Refugees) May 24, 2023

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UNHCR | Clashes in Sudan | Support people forced to flee

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People are fleeing armed clashes in Sudan. Please donate to UNHCR now and help save lives.

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The crisis in Sudan hasn’t had anywhere near the coverage it deserves.

UNHCR predicts a million people will be forced to flee violence. We must do everything we can to support them. If you can, please join @KatGraham and donate now: https://t.co/oNiCRW2goh https://t.co/7y5szKYzg5

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The crisis in Sudan hasn’t had anywhere near the coverage it deserves.

UNHCR predicts a million people will be forced to flee violence. We must do everything we can to support them. If you can, please join @KatGraham and donate now: https://t.co/oNiCRW2goh https://t.co/7y5szKYzg5

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The crisis in Sudan hasn’t had anywhere near the coverage it deserves.

UNHCR predicts a million people will be forced to flee violence. We must do everything we can to support them. If you can, please join @KatGraham and donate now: https://t.co/oNiCRW2goh

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UNHCR | Clashes in Sudan | Support people forced to flee

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People are fleeing armed clashes in Sudan. Please donate to UNHCR now and help save lives.

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Social recognizition can involve the challenging and disruption of existing power dynamics. It is important to observe if the posts challenge existing narratives and amplify marginalized groups' voices.

The post we can see depicts the BLM movement in a light that gives representation to the movement and goes against the popular narrative that the protests are excuses for riots and are equivalent to acts against peace such as the siege of the capitol after the electoral results.

Dominant narratives often depict the view of privileged groups.

Social media operates as a way for marginalized communites to have their voice be amplified.

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Today’s insurrection and coup by hundreds of pro-Trump supporters is one more example of the hypocrisy in our country’s law enforcement response to protest.

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Today’s insurrection and coup by hundreds of pro-Trump supporters is one more example of the hypocrisy in our country’s law enforcement response to protest.

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Today’s insurrection and coup by hundreds of pro-Trump supporters is one more example of the hypocrisy in our country’s law enforcement response to protest.
— Black Lives Matter (@Blklivesmatter) January 6, 2021

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Today’s insurrection and coup by hundreds of pro-Trump supporters is one more example of the hypocrisy in our country’s law enforcement response to protest.

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Today’s insurrection and coup by hundreds of pro-Trump supporters is one more example of the hypocrisy in our country’s law enforcement response to protest.

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Today’s insurrection and coup by hundreds of pro-Trump supporters is one more example of the hypocrisy in our country’s law enforcement response to protest.

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Marginalised communities do not only refer to those who are rejected by society for being different, but also to those who because of being a minority in society are not known by most of the people.

Through voice and agency, it is given a space in the media for people to share their personal experiences in their daily life as a member of a  marginalised community.

Most of the time, this experiences are not shared to public, but go more to private social media groups, where people from different parts of the world with the same ideologies, cultures or conditions can share between them and create a safe and confortable space.

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Andrea Cala Valdez A01657431
Rolando Adolfo Martin Gallardo Galvez A00833791
María Fernanda Martínez Domínguez A01656905
María Esther Ramírez Cedillo A01656060
Maria José Vazquez Dominguez a01737198

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Intersectionality emphasizes how different forms of social inequality and oppression interact within one another to create unique experiences and challenges for individuals who belong to multiple marginalized groups. The concept of intersectionality states that an individual can't only be defined by one aspect of their identity, but rather, the intersection of multiple connected identities.
In this Facebook post, we can see how regarding "wage gap" the author of the publication fails two recognize two important aspects of identity: race and gender. The post talks about how "wage gap" does not exist, however, it is very much known how wage gap is a widely known and recognized issue. Intersectionality helps us recognize that the gender gap for an asian woman or a black transgender woman will be even wider for a white cis woman.

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Intersectionality theory emphasizes the interconnectedness of various social identities. When analyzing images and posts on IG and TikTok, it is important to consider whether the content acknowledges and represents the complexities of intersectional identities, such as the experiences of Black queer women or disabled individuals from different racial backgrounds, such as we can see in this post which is from a protest.

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Hill Collins, P. (2020). Intersectionality (2nd ed.). Cambridge: Polity.

What we do. (n.d.). https://www.unhcr.org/what-we-do