Cor, classe, gênero: aprendizado sexual e relações de domínio

Corossacz, Valeria Ribeiro

doi:10.1590/s0104-026x2014000200007

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“…Most prostitutes examined in the present study were black, which corroborates the findings reported in other Brazilian studies. (22)(23)(24) It is usually observed that, in the intersectionality between gender and race, prejudice and discrimination against black women that practice prostitution are more evident (23) and lead to a growth in violence (10) and little adherence to hormonal contraceptives, which increases the women's exposure to social vulnerability. (19) However, regarding use of condoms, black prostitutes use this barrier method more often when compared with the Brazilian population.…”

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Uso de anticoncepcionais hormonais por prostitutas: correlação com marcadores de vulnerabilidade social

Couto¹,

Gomes

Pereira³

et al. 2019

Acta paul. enferm.

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Resumo Objetivo Analisar a correlação dos marcadores de vulnerabilidade social com o uso de anticoncepcionais hormonais por prostitutas. Métodos Estudo descritivo, inferencial e transversal, com abordagem quantitativa, realizado com 69 mulheres da microrregião do sertão produtivo da Bahia, em abril de 2017, por meio de um formulário contendo questões sobre os marcadores de vulnerabilidade social e adesão de anticoncepcionais hormonais, aplicado no local de trabalho e na Estratégia de Saúde da Família. Utilizou-se os testes r de correlação, o teste p Pearson e o teste t Student para análise das variáveis. Resultados Houve correlação significativamente estatística do uso de anticoncepcionais com os marcadores de vulnerabilidade social: nível de escolaridade, cor autodeclarada, religião, satisfação com a profissão e uso de preservativos. O teste t Student resultou em duas amostras r e p com variâncias equivalentes. Conclusão A identificação de marcadores de vulnerabilidade social pode auxiliar na implantação de intervenções em saúde e intersetorial, assim como, na viabilização do acesso aos serviços de saúde, para que os direitos humanos sobre a saúde reprodutiva e sexual sejam garantidos, considerando as suas particularidades enquanto grupo em vulnerabilidade social.

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Uso de anticoncepcionais hormonais por prostitutas: correlação com marcadores de vulnerabilidade social

Couto¹,

Gomes

Pereira³

et al. 2019

Acta paul. enferm.

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Whiteness, Maleness, and Power: A study in Rio de Janeiro

Corossacz

2015

Latin American and Caribbean Ethnic Studies

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This article discusses the accounts of a group of upper-middle-class white men of Rio de Janeiro about their sexual access to domestic workers (empregada) during their adolescence. After a brief discussion of the specific characteristics of whiteness in Brazil, the interviewees' sexual experiences are discussed in relation to Freyre's description, in Casa-Grande e Senzala, of the sexual relationship of the white slave master's son with the mulata slave. This sexual relationship was recognized by the interviewees as a symbolically dense site for understanding their own experiences with empregadas even if the empregada's skin color is considered less relevant than her class. I argue that these sexual relationships contribute to shaping the interviewees' experiences of whiteness. In particular, interviewees' silence about empregadas' skin color is also a silence about their own skin color and part of the larger silence surrounding whiteness understood as a site of class and color privilege.

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Parenting Empires and the Moral Economy of Privilege in Brazil and Puerto Rico

2020

Parenting Empires

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, the photo of a dark-skin and uniformed babá (nanny), walking behind a white Brazilian couple while pushing twin toddlers in a stroller through Ipanema, captivated the Brazilian media. The couple, sporting the colors of the Brazilian flag, and the nanny were participating in one of the early marches protesting Partido dos Trabalhadores (pt, or Workers' Party), which a few months later would lead to the impeachment of demo cratically elected president Dilma Rousseff. The nanny in the photo was eventually identified as forty-five-year-old Maria Angélica Lima, who served as babá folguista (weekend nanny) for the children of Carolina Maia Pracownik and her husband, Claudio Pracownik, the vice president of finance for the Flamengo, one of Rio's soccer teams. The irony behind the photo of a wealthy Ipanema family bringing their nanny along to a demonstration against the pt, a party that for more than a de cade had been responsible for, among other things, establishing legislation to protect the labor rights of nannies and domestic workers, was not lost to some. Media interviews with Carolina, the employer, and Angélica, the nanny, followed. "I went to the streets with my whole family, and I would go again! If this country seems good to others, it is not good for us. We went to protest against all this embarrassing corruption, " stated Carolina, who claimed to be "shocked and scared" by the vio lence of critics who viewed her as the classic dondoca (snobbish, superficial woman). Carolina defended her decision to ask Angélica to wear the all-white nanny uniform, a source of polemic in Ipanema at the time: " There is a 'dress code' for many professions: doctors, nurses, doormen.. .. Why wouldn't nannies, now a regulated profession, wear white, transmitting peace to the children they care for? That argument

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Cor, classe, gênero: aprendizado sexual e relações de domínio

Cited by 14 publications

References 8 publications

Uso de anticoncepcionais hormonais por prostitutas: correlação com marcadores de vulnerabilidade social

Uso de anticoncepcionais hormonais por prostitutas: correlação com marcadores de vulnerabilidade social

Whiteness, Maleness, and Power: A study in Rio de Janeiro

Parenting Empires and the Moral Economy of Privilege in Brazil and Puerto Rico

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