Youtubers indígenas no Brasil: abordagens políticas e comunicativas
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2176-1507.v22i2p298-316Keywords:
Media activism, Indigenous Identity, YouTube, YoutubersAbstract
Indigenous peoples started to use digital media as tools to affirm their identities, resistance and political positioning. This article presents a discussion of indigenous activism on YouTube. From a methodological point of view, the study is based on bibliographical and exploratory research. The theoretical framework runs through Hall, Bauman and Eagleton on the issue of cultural identities and Araújo, Di Felice and Braighi on the concepts of cyberactivism, net-activism and media activism. A mapping of the indigenous presence on You Tube and an analysis of the channels of the indigenous youtubers Ysani Kalapalo and Cristian Wariu were carried out. With totally different political positions and communicative approaches, the two youtubers emerge as important digital influencers in contemporary Brazil.
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