Homofobia y Orientación Sexual en Deportistas Federados en Cataluña: Inmersos en el Legado de la Heteronormatividad

García-Orriols, Jordi; Flix, Xavier Torrebadella i

doi:10.17583/mcs.2019.4308

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“…In 2020, the rate of hate crimes related to sexual orientation or gender identity increased by 19.8%, representing the highest proportion in the last 5 years (Ministerio de Interior, 2020). However, although there is evidence of homophobia and transphobia in youth environments, there is little evidence or research at educational institutions and even less in regard to universities (Gallardo-Nieto et al, 2021; García-Orriols & Torrebadella-Flix, 2019; Granero Andújar & García Gómez, 2019).…”

Section: Results: Violence Against Lgbtiq+ In the Spanish Educational...mentioning

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Violence Against LGBTIQ+ People at Universities: The Need to Uncover a Silent Reality

Ríos-González

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Trauma, Violence, & Abuse

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Violence against LGBT community can manifest in different forms and exists in all spheres of society, including education. The main purpose of this article is to deepen the understanding of the state of the art about violence grounded in sexual orientation or gender identity in higher education in order to identify gaps for further research. The topic of this state-of-the-art literature review is the presence and magnitude of these forms of violence in the Spanish higher education system. For this reason, the inclusion criteria were empirical studies about the prevalence of violence against LGBTIQ+ individuals in the Spanish educational system. After analyzing the 25 articles that met the inclusion criteria, the main findings point that despite the existence of numerous international studies of the presence of violence against LGBTIQ+ people at colleges, little is known about this reality in Spain. The Spanish university system continues to remain hermetic, and violence against LGBTIQ+ people is silenced and hidden. Practice, policy and research implications of the findings are discussed in this article, highlighting the need of further research in this field. In this context, the research project Uni4Freedom, addresses this social and educational problem to contribute to the creation of safer universities for the LGBTIQ+ community and people who support them.

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Section: Results: Violence Against Lgbtiq+ In the Spanish Educational...mentioning

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Violence Against LGBTIQ+ People at Universities: The Need to Uncover a Silent Reality

Ríos-González

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Trauma, Violence, & Abuse

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“…Co n relación a quienes expresan diversidades sexo genéricas, los estudios previos revelan las condiciones de discriminación y exclusión que vivencian en distintos contextos, impidiendo en la mayoría de los casos su inclusión plena, generando graves problemas en su bienestar físico y salud mental, siendo la depresión y los intentos de suicidio los más graves, si se considera que la ideación suicida es hasta siete veces mayor entre jóvenes LGBTIQ+ ((lesbianas, gays, bisexuales, trans, intersex, queer) que entre sus contrapartes heterosexuales (Jaime BARRIENTOS et al, 2017;Juan CORNEJO, 2018;Jordi GARCÍA-ORRIOLS;Xavier TORREBADELLA-FLIX, 2019;Ignacio LOZANO-VERDUZCO, 2017;Claudio MARTÍNEZ et al, 2018;Verónica RUBIO et al, 2021b;Sofía SÁNCHEZ-GONZALEZ;Beatriz GONZÁLEZ-DE-GARAY, 2020;Alemka TOMICIC et al, 2016;Evelyn TORO;Pablo MOYA;Rolando POBLETE, 2020). Las personas trans, es decir, quienes sienten y expresan una identidad de género, distinta del sexo biológico de nacimiento y socialmente esperado (Sebastián DEL PINO-RUBIO;Valentina VERBAL-STOCKMEYER, 2015) suelen ser las más discriminadas dentro de la comunidad LGBTIQ+, especialmente mujeres trans, quienes serían afectadas por mayores opresiones, encontrándose expuestas a discriminaciones, juicios, burlas y acoso callejero (Marcelo AHUMADA;Sofía WOZNY;María ZÚÑIGA, 2018;BARRIENTOS et al, 2019;Camilo BRAZ, 2019;Mariana CELORIO, 2017;Mónica GUZMÁN-GONZÁLEZ et al, 2020;Caterine GALAZ et al, 2018;Verónica RUBIO et al, 2021a;Verónica VILLAGRA;Francisca WILSON, 2022).…”

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Inclusión dentro del closet: personas mayores y diversidades sexo-genéricas

Rubio Aguilar,

Muñoz Jaime

2023

Rev. Estud. Fem.

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Resumen: Este estudio se orientó a conocer si la construcción social de personas mayores respecto de las identidades que transgreden la heteronorma contribuye a la inclusión de éstas. La investigación se situó en la región de Valparaíso, que desde 2018 ocupa el primer lugar en Chile de discriminación homolesbobitransfóbica. Desde los resultados emerge la categoría central, “inclusión dentro del closet”, puesto que las personas mayores, aun cuando distinguen que las inequidades estructurales que excluyen a las diversidades sexo genéricas y vulneran sus derechos de participación social son similares a las suyas, censuran sus expresiones identitarias en los espacios públicos. De esta forma, tributan incipientemente a su inclusión, al mantener la puerta del closet entreabierta y semicerrada, entre reconocimiento y discriminación.

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Attitudes Toward Sexual Diversity in Sport Among Undergraduate Students of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences in Spain

Ospina-Betancurt

Martínez-Patiño

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Sexuality & Culture

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Sexual diversity in the world of sport has not been widely researched in the Spanish context. Studies on national and international sexual diversity tend to leave out transgender issues and intersexuality. The new framework of action of the International Olympic Committee in 2021 advocates for integration and non-discrimination based on gender identity and sex variations in sport. We analyzed attitudes toward sexual diversity in sport among a sample of PASS university students using the Scale of Attitudes Toward Sexual Diversity Among Athletes and the statistical package R. Each item was subjected to frequency analysis and the results were displayed in contingency tables. The sample comprised 610 students from three Spanish universities (68.85% male and 31.15% female, with a mean age of 21.72 years; SD = 4.12). Of the four factors analyzed, the lowest levels of rejection were Cognitive Attitudes (96.72%) and Attitudes Toward Transgression (86.89%). One of the most important variables was gender, with women showing greater tolerance toward sexual diversity in sport than men.

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Homofobia y Orientación Sexual en Deportistas Federados en Cataluña: Inmersos en el Legado de la Heteronormatividad

Cited by 5 publications

References 20 publications

Violence Against LGBTIQ+ People at Universities: The Need to Uncover a Silent Reality

Violence Against LGBTIQ+ People at Universities: The Need to Uncover a Silent Reality

Inclusión dentro del closet: personas mayores y diversidades sexo-genéricas

Attitudes Toward Sexual Diversity in Sport Among Undergraduate Students of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences in Spain

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