ABSTRACT

Over the past decade, an emerging number of blogs, podcasts, websites, and social media channels report on news from an intersectional perspective, actively considering the intersecting impact of raced, gendered, sexed, and classed systems of oppression. However, what it practically means to produce intersection work is still ill-defined. Through semi-structured interviews with 13 intersectional news creators, this study aims to define the contours of what I term “intersectional journalism.” I argue a model of intersectional journalism differs from traditional journalistic practices by explicitly decentering any one particular identity, offering a news praxis that works towards the democratic ideals deeply rooted in the goal of journalism.

摘要

在过去十年中，越来越多的博客、播客、网站和社交媒体渠道从交叉的角度报道新闻，积极考虑种族、性别、性别和阶级压迫系统的交叉影响。然而，进行交叉路口工作的实际意义仍然不明确。通过对 13 位交叉新闻创作者的半结构化采访，这项研究旨在定义我所说的“交叉新闻”的轮廓。我认为交叉新闻的模式不同于传统的新闻实践，它明确地去中心化任何一个特定的身份，提供一种新闻实践，致力于实现深深植根于新闻目标的民主理想。