Attitudes towards Trans Men and Women in Spain: An Adaptation of the ATTMW Scale

López‐Sáez, Miguel Ángel; Angulo-Brunet, Ariadna; Méndez, Raquel Lucas Platero; Bochicchio, Vincenzo; Lecuona, Óscar

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“…Those changes were justified as part of a project of normative simplification that the Ayuso mandate wished to promulgate during its second term in power (Puentes, 2023). This law reform has been interpreted as an ideological shift in tune with the conservatives' alliance with the far‐right party VOX, notorious for its cultural war against “gender ideology,” migrant, and LGBTI rights (López‐Sáez et al, 2023; Mateo, 2021).…”

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“…The impact of such regressive decisions, not only in terms of public policy, but mostly of the everyday life of LGBTI people, is severe. Throughout the long debate of the national law 4/2023, the conservative rhetoric posed the idea that manifesting rejection towards LGBTI rights can be a valid opinion, something that conservatives, ultraconservatives, and antitrans feminists have defended vehemently (López‐Sáez et al, 2023). It can be argued that this antitrans opposition has undermined previous consensus, in which regional LGBTI legislation had been promoted in Spain by parties of all colors.…”

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The Ayuso Administration menace: The challenges posed by the derogation of the Madrid antidiscrimination policies for LGBTI citizens

Argyriou,

Platero,

Gallardo‐Nieto

2024

Sexuality Gender & Policy

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Madrid is the first region in Spain whose government has managed to dismantle an already existing LGBTI legal framework, going against the recently voted Legal Gender Identity and LGBTI Law that applies at a State level (4/2023). The conservative government of Madrid has modified two regional laws to re‐establish gatekeeping and gender surveillance, thus putting the depathologization and self‐determination of gender identity at stake. LGBTI minors are particularly exposed to this measure, as the partial derogation of aspects of the Madrid law directly affects their autonomy and self‐determination. Our policy analysis examines the contradictions and severe effects of this law reform. We employ a cross‐reading of the State and regional statutory terms that are being jeopardized, to reveal the different levels of policy making in which the Spanish trans community is obliged to obey. We further call for further analysis and follow up of the consequences of these law reforms and the impact on LGBTI people of all ages.

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The Ayuso Administration menace: The challenges posed by the derogation of the Madrid antidiscrimination policies for LGBTI citizens

Argyriou,

Platero,

Gallardo‐Nieto

2024

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Same-Sex Parenting in Italy: An Affective and Developmental Psychocultural Analysis

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Introduction The study focuses on the issue of same-sex parenting in Italy, one of the few Western countries where it is not legally permitted. The aim of the research is to collect the experience of parents who have had a child abroad through reproduction and/or gestation procedures not ratified and recognized by the national legal system. Methods The research involved 32 same-sex parents, specifically 22 mothers (Mage = 41.3; SD = 6.5) and 10 fathers (Mage = 43.8; SD = 7.4) of at least one child. Data were collected in the first part of 2022, using a narrative interview designed to collect parents’ representation of same-sex parenting in Italy. The interviews were analyzed using Emotional Textual Analysis, a text mining methodology for tracing the emotional dimensions of text. Results The factorial analysis generated four thematic clusters (1—loneliness; 2—denied rights; 3—starting a family; and 4—future of LGBTQ+ liberation process) and two factors (1—minority stress; 2—conservatorism). Conclusions The results highlight a strong cultural backwardness in Italy on LGBTQ+ parental rights. Participants experience the desire and the practice of being parents within a cultural framework that, in the absence of legislative norms that protect these forms of generativity, emphasizes their sense of difference and isolation. Policy Implications Future policies should be concerned with the need for cultural and legislative advances, supported by progressive movements and associations, as well as the development of psychological-clinical settings capable of supporting an emotional position in the parents based on trust about the context and the future.

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Professional Insights into Navigating Support for LGBTI Children in Spain

López-Sáez,

Platero,

Langarita

et al. 2024

Sex Res Soc Policy

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Attitudes towards Trans Men and Women in Spain: An Adaptation of the ATTMW Scale

Cited by 3 publications

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The Ayuso Administration menace: The challenges posed by the derogation of the Madrid antidiscrimination policies for LGBTI citizens

The Ayuso Administration menace: The challenges posed by the derogation of the Madrid antidiscrimination policies for LGBTI citizens

Same-Sex Parenting in Italy: An Affective and Developmental Psychocultural Analysis

Professional Insights into Navigating Support for LGBTI Children in Spain

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