“…Until recently, gender and news production studies tended to explore women as a unified category, ignoring differences and inequalities among them in terms of, for example, race, ethnicity, religion, geography, sexuality, and physical ability. A rich literature exists on African American journalists (e.g., Broussard, 2004; Bundy, 2006), but these studies do not take an intersectional approach. The current study which is part of a wider research project that has an intersectional perspective, shifts the spotlight from hegemonic women journalists to marginalized minority women journalists in Israel: Jewish women of Ethiopian origin (Lachover, 2022) and Russian women who resettled in Israel during the mass wave of immigrations from the Former Soviet Union in the 1990s (Lachover, 2023).…”