The Mechanisms of Protest Discourse Construction in Modern Russia: the Agenda Analysis and Characteristics of Communication Channels for Protest Activity

Student: Malysheva Elena

Educational Programme: Political Science (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2019

1. The discourse on intersectionality identifies and marks discriminatory practices and oppressive mechanisms, and also represents an alternative to the existing social order. 2. The discourse on intersectionality attempts to transform the images and concepts that have developed in the existing social realities, based on the idea of human rights and freedoms, and therefore is protesting. 3. The discourse on intersectionality constitutes the status quo, and also in its concepts and concepts forms the social reality that he thinks is fair, correct, honest.

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