Feminist Media Histories

Feminist Media Histories is an academic journal that focuses on gender and sexual orientation issues in media history. Including sociology, political science, art, law, philosophy, history, literature, computer science, visual arts, gender studies, art history, media studies, psychology, biology, linguistics, aesthetics, geography, archaeology, politics, cinema, epistemology, economics, physics, etc. This journal is dedicated to publishing original research, oral history, original documents, conference reports, and archival news on media such as radio, television, film, video, and digital technology.

By publishing high-quality academic papers, case studies, historical literature analysis, and commentary articles, it has promoted innovation and expansion in feminist media history research, providing valuable references and reflections for understanding the complex relationship between gender and media, and promoting gender equality in the media industry. For example, there are studies on the struggles of early female journalists, as well as discussions on the development trends of feminist self media in the digital age.