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Prof. Katrien Jacobs on Gender/Democracy/Diversity: Pepe the Frog and Cuteness Activism Amongst Sinophone Youth

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Last updated: 2020 年 9 月 14 日 am 11:09
Last updated: 2020 年 9 月 14 日
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Prof. Katrien Jacobs has been invited by the Centre for the Study of Globalization and Cultures, The University of Hong Kong to speak at an online event on
“Gender/Democracy/Diversity: Pepe the Frog and Cuteness Activism Amongst Sinophone Youth” on 21 September 2020 (5pm).

Introduction:

Pepe the Frog as a mascot of the global alt-right and male supremacist hate wars has been liberated by the Hong Kong anti-extradition protest movement and its pro-democracy ideology. What are some of the reasons that this mascot figure has crossed political frontlines and what does it now mean to liberate Hong Kong? In this talk I will explain how USA and EU far-right netizens and activists have made great efforts to hijack and rebrand online imagery and personas within a Gramscian quest for cultural hegemony. I also critically ponder if the re-hijacked mascot personifies collectivism or elitism, inclusivity or xenophobia, gender freedom or machismo within the Hong Kong protest culture.

Register now:  https://forms.gle/owBCCEP6UJN7Tcwt7

For details: https://www.facebook.com/events/227579635305764

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