Türkiye Siyasetinde Aktif Görev Yapan Kadınların 8 Mart Dünya Emekçi Kadınlar Gününde Dijital Ortamdaki Cinsiyetçi Söylemleri

In this research have been investigated women politicians speeches who served in the active politics in Turkey on the day of March 8, “International Working Women’s Day” which they use sexist discourse on digital media in special messages of celebrating statements against women. In order to describe sexism and gender inequality at Turkey, active politicians and their sharing/posts on the digital environment has been investigated in this study. 8 March International Woman Day’s was selected for analyses. For the research purposes, six active female politicians been selected. Their sharing/post on the digtal environment was collected from social media and official web site’s during 6, 7 and 8 March. For review; this research has been selected5 different parties and 1 independent active female politicians identified which they are İyi (Good) Party Chairman Meral Akşener, CHP Deputy Chairman Gamze Akkuş İlgezdi, MHP Womens’s Brancj Chairman Nevin Taşlıçay, Independent MP Aylin Nazlıaka, HDP Co-.Chair Figen Yüksekdağ, Akp Family and Social Policy Minister Fatma Betül Sayan Kaya. In the context of Turkey, women politicians whom they are have been sexist assumptions and after all these with the Van Dijk accompanied by critical discourse analysis discussed macro and micro schematically as a thematic framework. Its seen that in the study of the ideological literature such as race, language, religion has been normalized in the society and affected the conversation on women sexist discourse use against women. In Turkey, female facts of female politicians in the traditional female identity with messages in International Women’s Day which they are supporting their ideological views associating with ethnic identity. Several cultures, ethnic groups and ideologies, which hosted in Turkey, multicultural, ethnic and cultural difference of political ideologies and parties that they represent women also seen in women’s discourse. Keywords: Women Politicians, 8 March, Sexist Policies