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Bio

دكتوراة بالتواصل والثقافة
Phd, Rhetoric & Cultural Studies

‎عضو هيئة التدريس- جامعة الكويت

‎النسوية التقاطعية في دمي💉

I am an Assistant Professor at Kuwait University’s Department of Mass Communication and author of the award winning book, Muslim Women and White Femininity: Reenactment and Resistance (2018). I have won top paper awards numerous times and recently was the recipient for the Outstanding Article of the Year Award, at the National Communication Association’s (NCA) Feminist Division (November 2018) and the recipient for the Book of the Year Award, at the National Communication Association’s (NCA) International and Intercultural Division in 2019.

My specialization includes:

-Rhetoric and Cultural Studies with a focus on Muslim Women and Intersectionality.
-Whiteness Studies (and embodiment)
-Palestinian Resistance and depictions via Rhetoric (film, music, BDS)
-Intersectional Feminism
-Women and violence
-Public Relations



Latest publications:

Ghabra, H. (2010). Don’t say his name: The terror attacks in New Zealand and the Ethics of White allyship. Journal of International and Intercultural Communication

Ebrahim, H., & Ghabra, H. (2021). “Get that Shrimp”: A Public Relations Campaign and the Ethics of the Construction of Masculinity in Kuwait”. Journal of Social Sciences.

Ghabra, H., & Hasian, M. (n.d.). World War Z, The Zombie Apocalypse, and the Israeli state’s monstering of Palestinian “others.” Communication and Critical/Cultural Studies, 17(2).

Ghabra, H. (2020). Performative communication: Palestinian resistance, hip-hop and cyberspace performances. The Communication Review, 181–102.

Ghabra, H., & AlShammari, S. (2020). Microagressions in Flux: Whiteness, Disability and Masculinity in Academia. In S. Eguchi, B. M. Calafell, & S. Abdi (Eds.), De-Whitening Intersectionality: Race, Intercultural Communication and Politics (pp. 159–180). Lexington Books.

Ghabra, H., & Hasian, M. (2018). Tough Love: A Diasporic Critique of the Palestinian Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions Movement. Journal of Communication Inquiry, 3(4), 100–189.

Ghabra, H. S. (2015). Disrupting Privileged and Oppressed Spaces: Reflecting Ethically on My Arabness through Feminist Autoethnography. Kaleidoscope: A Graduate Journal of Qualitative Communication Research, 14, 1–16.