“She did see warning signs but chose to ignore them”: perpetrator justification and victim-blaming narratives in true crime podcasts about intimate partner violence

Overview of attention for article published in Feminist Media Studies, February 2023

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RT @DSlakoffPhD: NEW PAPER ALERT! 🔔🚨 My sole-authored paper on perpetrator justification and victim-blaming narratives in true crime podc…

RT @DSlakoffPhD: @ProfOuellette @DocDre Sounds like an awesome class. I have an article published in the Feminist Media Studies journal on…

@ProfOuellette @DocDre Sounds like an awesome class. I have an article published in the Feminist Media Studies journal on victim-blaming and perpetrator justification in true crime podcasts. https://t.co/uh9xun8I3B

RT @DSlakoffPhD: NEW PAPER ALERT! 🔔🚨 My sole-authored paper on perpetrator justification and victim-blaming narratives in true crime podc…

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