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The Media Relations of the Russian LGBT-Movement after the Ban of "Gay Propaganda": Discursive Opportunities and Constrains
2016
European Journal of Social and Human Sciences
unpublished
Homosexuality had long been silenced in the Russian political arena and mainstream media (Kondakov 2013), and thus, queer activists worked in a very limited public space. The situation had changed after the ban of so-called "gay propaganda" and the simultaneous campaign for "traditional values" in Russia (Wilkinson 2014). The rise of discussion around homosexuality, initiated by the Russian political elites, can be viewed as a discursive opportunity for queer activism (Persson 2015; Pronkina
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