公共历史和公共记忆中的马里妇女

The Journal of African History Pub Date : 2024-02-22 DOI:10.1017/s0021853723000774

Devon Golaszewski

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1991 年 3 月，巴马科。10 万名抗议者走上街头，挑战马里的军事政权。男性和女性都参加了长达六个月的抗议活动，他们的行动受到阶级、性别和世代的影响。新闻界在报道中塑造了一个特定的、有性别区分的抗议形象，其中包括年轻男性抗议者及其特殊的 "叛逆母亲"（mères indociles），她们的抗议动机是冒着子女受到人身伤害的风险。

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Malian Women in Public History and Public Memory

Bamako, March 1991. 100,000 protesters took to the street challenging Mali's military regime. Both men and women participated in six months of protests, their actions shaped by class, gender, and generation. The press, in its reporting, produced a specific, gendered, image of protest, involving young men protesters and their exceptional mères indociles (rebellious mothers) motivated to protest by the risk of bodily harm to their children.1

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