#SisterIdobelieveyou: Performative hashtags against patriarchal justice in Spain

In recent years, anti-rape culture and communication have taken new forms, including the diverse use of tweets hashtags, prompting so-called hashtag feminism. this article, we examine digital analogue discussions propelled by a notorious case gang-rape in Spain 2016, which became known as “La Manada”/The Wolf Pack” (hereafter TWP). Hundreds thousands Spanish women took to streets protest during three years their chants also flooded social media. This article is result ethnography #SisterIdobelieveyou. We argue that synchronized performative action “believing” undertaken Twitter users, along with mass demonstrations on streets, had triple effect: it gave rise “virtual” community sisterhood, challenged prevalent rape gender stereotypes society, provided media users framework conceive express themselves about sexual violence.