Mapped vulnerabilities, Located violences: Experiences of transvestites and transgender individuals in Brazil

Bonassi, Bruna Camillo; Amaral, Marília dos Santos; Toneli, Maria Juracy Filgueiras; Queiroz, Mariana Amaral de

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“…Essa violência se revela de forma verbal, por meio de negligências, tratamentos desumanizados, ameaças, punições, repreensões, abuso de poder, não alívio da dor e abuso sexual 11 . Estudo mapeou que 37% da população trans estudada sofreu homofobia; 36% tiveram ausência de atendimento; 27%, recusa e abuso de poder; 24%, demora excessiva no atendimento; e 40% sofreram algum tipo de violência física ou psicológica dentro do serviço de saúde 30 . Toda essa plêiade de situações incide em demandas de Saúde Mental para o público trans.…”

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Experiências de mulheres transexuais no sistema de saúde: visibilidade em direção à equidade

Jesus,

Moré,

Querino

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Resumo Com o objetivo de compreender o modo como mulheres transexuais têm sido atendidas em instituições do Sistema Único de Saúde, o estudo adotou o delineamento qualitativo. A análise de conteúdo temática de entrevistas e de grupo focal resultou em três categorias: utilização de serviços de saúde por mulheres trans; violência na Atenção à Saúde; falta de atendimento especializado. As participantes referiram não possuir vínculos com a Atenção Primária e buscar atendimento no ambulatório vinculado ao hospital de ensino e em pronto atendimento. Casos de violência institucional, negligência e preconceito permeiam suas experiências. Atendimento humanizado; credenciamento do hospital para o processo transexualizador; investimento no bem-estar do trabalhador; criação de protocolos de atendimento e canais de denúncia foram sugeridos. A equidade e a atenção integral requerem ampliação e qualificação dos serviços. Investimentos em Educação Permanente são essenciais.

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Experiências de mulheres transexuais no sistema de saúde: visibilidade em direção à equidade

Jesus,

Moré,

Querino

et al. 2023

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“…To some extent, the people belonging to these groups are perceived as being responsible for their acts, and this result mainly indicates that the Brazilian normative context does not exert any strong pressure to condemn discrimination towards groups who have sexual behaviours that are perceived as different from the traditional heteronormative pattern (Alencar, Neves & Parente, 2016;Freires, 2015). The most disturbing feature is that, as they are not protected by the antiprejudice norm, these are the groups that are the greatest victims of aggression and violence in Brazil (Bonassi et al, 2015), as pointed out in the study by Silva et al (2016). In a sample of transvestites and transsexuals, the authors analysed the types of violence to which they were subjected and revealed that 91% had already been victims of verbal violence, 58% psychological violence and 33% physical violence.…”

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Association between Anti-prejudice Norm and Attitudes towards Minority Groups

Brito

Pereira

2020

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In this study we investigated the relationship between the anti-prejudice norm and the expression of attitudes towards minority groups. Participated 100 people who evaluated a list with 16 target groups of prejudice, answering two questions: indicate the groups that feel less prejudice; and which ones do you prefer. The results showed that there are different levels of prejudice depending on the target-group, with the women, blacks and people with disabilities being the most protected by the norm. A hierarchical analysis of clusters evidenced an organization of the groups, classified as naturalised, blamed, sexual and political minorities. The anti-prejudice norm and the attitudes presented a strong and positive relation (r = 0.65, p < 0.001). A multilevel logistic regression analysis showed that this relation was moderated by the type of group. These results contribute to the studies on the expression of prejudice, besides demonstrating the role of norms in the understanding of the phenomenon.

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“…24 The mapping of the presented vulnerabilities shows the forms of violence suffered by the transsexual population and emphasizes that the barriers to health services need to be broken beyond access but also under the integral perspective of health care. 25 The rigid sexual morality marked by male sexual domination and gender oppressive relationships present vulnerability marked by prejudice, discrimination, lack of equality and equal rights which lead to a set of conditions that exposes the transsexual population to the non-use of condoms as well as inadequate treatment.…”

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Transexual “Womanhood” and the Emergence of Transfeminism: Rhetorics of Hiv/Aids in the Light of the Queer Theory

Abreu

Araújo

Vasconcelos

et al. 2019

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Objective: to analyze the female transsexual identity and the emergence of transfeminism through the context of vulnerability to HIV / AIDS in light of the Queer Theory. Method: a qualitative, descriptive, exploratory study based on the Queer Theory, carried out in a reference hospital for HIV/AIDS in the State of Pernambuco (Brazil), developed with six young transsexual women. The interviews were analyzed in the IRaMuTeQ software via the similarity analysis method. Results: the relation of male domination through the subordination of the transsexual woman, which originates in the binary, sexist and male chauvinistic heteronormative model, is emphasized. The context of vulnerability to HIV / AIDS is evidenced as a naturalized phenomenon of violence to the young "queer" woman, especially with precarious living conditions, history of family rejection, sexual violence and informal prostitution work. Lack of support from the social network and the imminent risk of transphobic violence result in damage to their physical and mental integrity. The following categories were observed: Emergence of transfeminism through symbolic violence and female transsexual identity and the context of vulnerability. Conclusion: the social impacts of the minimal state policy, social class cohesion (binarism, sexism, racism and male chauvinism), unequal social capital and culture of abjection of transsexual women reflect the context of the HIV / AIDS epidemic and inequalities that result in individual, contextual and programmatic vulnerability and in factors which limit the attainment of a healthy life.

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Mapped vulnerabilities, Located violences: Experiences of transvestites and transgender individuals in Brazil

Cited by 12 publications

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Experiências de mulheres transexuais no sistema de saúde: visibilidade em direção à equidade

Experiências de mulheres transexuais no sistema de saúde: visibilidade em direção à equidade

Association between Anti-prejudice Norm and Attitudes towards Minority Groups

Transexual “Womanhood” and the Emergence of Transfeminism: Rhetorics of Hiv/Aids in the Light of the Queer Theory

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