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^ Milman, Noa (2014). "Mothers, Mizrahi, and Poor: Contentious Media Framings of Mothers' Movements". In Woehrle, Lynne M. (ed.). Intersectionality and Social Change. Emerald Group Publishing Limited. pp. 53–82. "More stylistic choices by journalists further contributed to the paternalistic construction of the [Mothers' movement] protesters as girls...[T]he press...infantilized the protesters [and the protest leader] by using their first names rather than referring to them by their family names..." (p.73)

[1] Milman, Noa (2014). "Mothers, Mizrahi, and Poor: Contentious Media Framings of Mothers' Movements". In Woehrle, Lynne M. (ed.). Intersectionality and Social Change. Emerald Group Publishing Limited. pp. 53–82. "More stylistic choices by journalists further contributed to the paternalistic construction of the [Mothers' movement] protesters as girls...[T]he press...infantilized the protesters [and the protest leader] by using their first names rather than referring to them by their family names..." (p.73)

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