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,Mobile Media and the Sign Language of Zimbabwe’s Deaf Community,crux of the chapter’s discussion is that the increased opportunities to communicate with diverse populations may come with latent identity crises in the lives of some deaf people using mobile technologies. The crises potentially arise from the possibility that local norms and particularly culture-ba

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Marginalization and Misrepresentation: Framing Disability in Nigeria,ountry, the hub of media activities in Nigeria. By examining media portrayals of disability in Nigeria, this study identifies how the local media frame disability in a context in which it is widespread. Notably, people with disabilities can be described as one of the largest marginalized social grou

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Disability, Language and the Media in Zimbabwe: Perspectives of Media Companies on People with Disaage used by media reporters. Emerging themes were drawn from triangulated data to propose meaningful ways to mend the fractured relationships between disability language issues and the media. Generated patterns from the study demonstrated that media coverage was biased in reporting crimes and anomal

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