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Monica Crawford

Graduate Teaching Assistant

University of Minnesota

United States

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Monica Crawford is a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Minnesota, USA. Her research focuses on women's sports media, exploring themes such as representation, populism, and the experiences of transgender athletes. Recent articles include analyses of commercial radio's portrayal of women's sports, as well as the dynamics of collective voice within women's sports media.

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Valerie Belair-Gagnon

Faculty, Associate Professor

University of Minnesota

UNITED STATES

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Dunja Antunovic

Faculty, Associate Professor

University of Minnesota

UNITED STATES

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Errol Salamon

Senior Lecturer in Media Production

University of Stirling

UNITED KINGDOM

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A labor of love: How fans of women’s sports navigate streaming subscriptions and slow changes in coverage

Journalism and social media in creator economies: Evolving structures and labor

Missing the Bandwagon: Commercial Radio's Failure to Represent Women's Sports Within Internal and External Competition Settings

Is rooting for the US Women’s National Team un-American? Populism and popular misogyny within conservative digital sports media

“It Feels Like It’s in Our Back Yard”: Centering “Place” in Local Women’s Sports Media Coverage

Complicating the Sk8rgrl: asymmetrical visibility of feminisms in Olympic skateboarding

“If Those Stats Make You Mad, Then You’ve Come to the Right Place”: Theorizing a Women’s Sports Media Counterpublic

Transgender Athletes’ Testimonies of Existence and Resistance: Breaking Gender Binaries in Online Women’s Sports Media

Speaking Up and Speaking Out: Collective Voice in Women’s Sports Media

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Valerie Belair-Gagnon

Dunja Antunovic

Errol Salamon

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