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9 works· latest 2022· 1 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-1385-2486

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Powerful women in powerless language: Media misrepresentation of African women in politics (the case of Liberia)2011 · 89 citations
Caring supporters or daring usurpers? Representation of women in Akan proverbs2014 · 59 citations
To Dance or Not to Dance Masculinities in Akan Proverbs and Their Implications for Contemporary Societies2018 · 27 citations
The representation of women in Ghanaian radio commercials: Sustaining or challenging gender stereotypes?2018 · 16 citations
Bloody widows? Discourses of tradition and gender in Ghanaian politics2022 · 11 citations

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Bloody widows? Discourses of tradition and gender in Ghanaian politics

Discourse & Society·2022·1 author

11citations

‘Next time stay in your war room and pray for your boys’ or return to your kitchen: Sexist discourses in Ghana’s 2019 National Science and Math Quiz

Discourse & Society·2020·2 authors

10citations

Projecting masculinities or breaking sociolinguistic norms? The role of women’s representation in students’ profane language use

Gender and Language·2020·1 author

6citations

A Battle for Supremacy? Masculinities in Students’ Profane Language Use

The Journal of Men s Studies·2020·1 author

7citations

“Look me, hwε ha, ofainε kwεmɔ biε aha mi fioo!!”: Codeswitching at inter-ethnic traditional marriage ceremonies in southern Ghana

Multilingua·2019·3 authors

4citations

To Dance or Not to Dance Masculinities in Akan Proverbs and Their Implications for Contemporary Societies

Ghana Journal of Linguistics·2018·2 authors·Open access

27citations

The representation of women in Ghanaian radio commercials: Sustaining or challenging gender stereotypes?

Language in Society·2018·1 author

16citations

Caring supporters or daring usurpers? Representation of women in Akan proverbs

Discourse & Society·2014·2 authors

59citations

Powerful women in powerless language: Media misrepresentation of African women in politics (the case of Liberia)

Journal of Pragmatics·2011·3 authors

89citations