Blogs about: Amina Arraf
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Despite hoaxes, anonymity remains important
After an American admitted inventing the “Gay Girl in Damascus” character, the validity of blogs has been questioned. The treatment of Arraf’s story raises serious questions about wo… more →
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Sour Lips: A Review
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wrote 3 months ago: Anyone who followed the controversy over the fictitious Gay Girl in Damascus blog, created by Edinbu … more →
Falling in Love With an Internet Hoax
wrote 4 months ago: Once again the mainstream media is shocked—SHOCKED!—that there’s yet another Internet hoax. Th … more →
New Media in the Middle East
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wrote 1 year ago: By Daniel Mourad Jensen, Master of Arts in Arabic – a sociological profile, The Copenhagen Uni … more →
Anonymity Online: A blogger by any other name...?
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wrote 1 year ago: [Source: TimeOut - 23 works by Banksy, the world's most famous (and reclusive) street artist, are to … more →
Citizen Journalism Is Not Journalism.
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wrote 1 year ago: ABC News Crew “Would you trust a Citizen Neurosurgeon to remove your kid’s neuroblastoma? No, … more →
Despite hoaxes, anonymity remains important
wrote 1 year ago: After an American admitted inventing the “Gay Girl in Damascus” character, the validity … more →
The Tale of "Amina" and what it really means
wrote 1 year ago: A rather insignificant blog exploded onto the international stage last week, as the supposedly … more →
Catholicism and the Arab Spring
wrote 1 year ago: I haven’t seen much on this across Catholic media, and I thought to make a return to my blog w … more →
Cyberace and Electronic Queerness: An Internet Disguise for White Heroism
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wrote 1 year ago: A Gay Girl in Damascus (http://damascusgaygirl.blogspot.com/ ) was a former blog following the Syria … more →
The Integrity of the Blogger
wrote 1 year ago: The internet has given us nearly unmitigated global access to news, opinion, and the ability to shar … more →
Ron Silliman and the Amina hoax
wrote 1 year ago: Poet-theorist-blogger Ron Silliman hasn’t weighed in yet on the Amina Arraf hoax, where a whit … more →
Let's Get Real: When Young, Lesbian Bloggers Turn Out To Be Older, Married Men
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wrote 1 year ago: For the last several months, Amina Arraf has been blogging at A Gay Girl In Damascus, talking about … more →
A Valuable Reminder About The Internet
wrote 1 year ago: Recently the blog LezGetReal has reminded us of a valuable lesson about the internet that can never … more →
Do Lesbians exist?
wrote 1 year ago: Or are they just a rumor, like Yeti or Bigfoot, supported by a few ardent believers and writers of e … more →
‘Gay Girl in Damascus’ Blog a Hoax, American Says - NYTimes.com
wrote 1 year ago: ‘Gay Girl in Damascus’ Blog a Hoax, American Says – NYTimes.com. … more →
The Syrian Gay Girl hoax: reaching the limits of the social medias in matter of information
wrote 1 year ago: A couple of weeks ago, at the beginning of the Syrian uprising, a blog post went viral. It was calle … more →
LezGetReal and Gay Girl in Damascus: Straight Men in Drag
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wrote 1 year ago: LezGetWhat!? Within the last week, two lesbian-authored blogs have been unmasked as nothing more tha … more →
Forum 4 - Anonymity
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wrote 1 year ago: For this week’s forum discussion lets jump right the use of anonymity online. Here are two com … more →
When A Gay Girl In Damascus Is Actually A Mennonite Male In Georgia
wrote 1 year ago: Can the left do anything without deception involved? For nearly a week, the world followed the saga … more →
