“Homem é homem e mulher é mulher, o resto, sem-vergonhice”: representações sociais da transexualidade sobre comentários da internet

Vitali, Marieli Mezari; Castro, Amanda; Caravaca-Morera, Jaime Alonso; Soratto, Jacks

doi:10.1590/s0104-12902019170535

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“…Na classe 1 denominada "Impacto de ser trans", são retratados estressores vivenciados por pessoas trans pela razão de não corresponderem socialmente ao gênero de nascimento (Thoma et al, 2019). Nesse sentido, os achados sugerem que o fato de ser trans expõe a pessoas a experienciar uma vida com discriminação, preconceito, invisibilidade, com sentimentos de rejeição, medo da punição, violência, conflitos familiares; assim sendo, estes são considerados fatores desencadeantes de sofrimento entre pessoas que se auto identificam como trans (Testa et al, 2017;Vitali et al, 2019).…”

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Suicídio e população trans: uma revisão de escopo

Gomes¹,

Silva²,

Freire³

et al. 2022

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Em comparação com indivíduos cisgêneros, pessoas transgêneros apresentam altos indicadores de suicídio. Nesse sentido, o presente estudo teve como escopo analisar os fatores protetivos e de riscos imbricados no tocante ao fenômeno do suicídio. Com base em uma revisão de escopo da literatura, levantaram-se dados publicados nos últimos cinco anos, nas seguintes bases de dados: Medline, Lilacs e PubMed. Os descritores utilizados foram: transgender persons e suicide. Dos 360 estudos encontrados, 22 atenderam aos critérios de inclusão e exclusão. Os resultados evidenciaram que o suicídio entre a população trans relaciona-se a estressores sociais ligados à discriminação, preconceito, pouca aceitação familiar, escassas oportunidades de trabalho, sendo os principais fatores explicativos. Assim como, denota-se que depressão e abuso de substâncias possuem correlação com o comportamento suicida e o suicídio. Dessa forma, sugere-se a realização de pesquisas nacionais e internacionais, com foco em políticas públicas que proporcionem melhor qualidade de vida às pessoas trans.

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Suicídio e população trans: uma revisão de escopo

Gomes¹,

Silva²,

Freire³

et al. 2022

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“…(P8) Most health professionals receive training for their exercise with the imposed character of hetero-cisnormativity, defined as the only and socially acceptable rule of being heterosexual and recognizing themselves according to the sex of birth, not being able to meet the population that does not meet this parameter. 33 This is a subject that is little seen, or unseen, in academic training, reflecting the lack of preparation of health professionals before a population that differs from the gender patterns imposed by society. 11,34 Theme 4: health system and professionals not qualified for the specificities of transgender health issues…”

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Therapeutic itinerary of transsexual people in light of human rights

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Background: The therapeutic itinerary is not limited to the identification and availability of health services offered, but relates to the different individual searches and sociocultural and economic possibilities of each patient. In this study, we discuss the therapeutic itinerary of transsexual people seeking healthcare, from the user’s perspective. Objective: The aim of this study was to discuss the therapeutic itinerary of transsexual people seeking healthcare, from the user’s perspective. Design and participants: Individual interviews were performed with 10 transsexuals at the Trans Space of a University Hospital of Pernambuco, using the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as the theoretical reference and the Bardin’s thematic content analysis as the reference methodological framework. Ethical considerations: This study was approved by the Human Research Ethics Committee at the Federal University of Pernambuco under protocol no. 91284218.5.0000.5208. Findings: The comprehensive care for transsexual people was evidenced through four categories analyzed: low demand of transsexuals in health services; use of social name in health services; care permeated by prejudiced and discriminatory attitudes; and health system and professionals who are not able to meet transgender health issues. Discussion: Transsexual people are stigmatized and experience prejudice in their daily health, in a way they do not enjoy fundamental rights, as if they had fewer rights, or infringe the principle of universality of access to health. Thus, for effective and comprehensive care, the health team must keep up to date on the public policies existing in the healthcare of transsexual people and reconstruct what they understand by gender. Conclusion: Knowledge about the therapeutic itinerary of transgender people may support evaluation processes of health service networks to ensure the access to and reorganization of these services. Understanding this dynamic allows fostering discussions about the structure of health services at all care levels for the care of this population.

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“…The choice of this cut-off point (0.15) was made on the basis of the simultaneous consideration of the statistical distribution of the co-occurrence frequencies and the symbolic interest of the resulting cognitive network map. This use of mixed foundations (qualitative and quantitative) is increasingly common in analyses using CAQDAS software, regardless of the subject of research [31,32].…”

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People of African Descent of the Americas, Racial Discrimination, and Quality of the Health Services

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The WHO urges countries to consider the link between racial discrimination and health and, in particular, the need for further research to study the links between health outcomes and racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia, and related intolerance. This article is carried out within the framework of approximation work towards health-related ethnic inequalities among the population of African descent of the Americas. A qualitative methodology was used to conduct 20 in-depth interviews with a group of key informants composed of leaders of African descent, officials from the ministries of health, international health agencies, and international technicians specialised in African descent health and interculturality from six different countries. The extracted data were categorised and encoded, generating quotations and concept maps with Atlas.ti v.8.2. The concurrency coefficients made it possible to link the codes of each subcategory with the central analytical category. The racial discrimination experienced by people of African descent and the quality of health services received poses a problem. Discrimination is faced in all countries, affecting access to services and the quality of health care, and greater discrimination against women is also detected. This shows the need for an activistpolicy and for the inclusion of specific variables in surveys, censuses, and records in order that they may be researched. Claims are made about the complementary role that traditional medicine may play and the fact that the intercultural approach may be a useful strategy for addressing inequalities. The interviewees agree with the reference theory on the existence of racial discrimination and segregation regarding the African descent population of the Americas and how this translates into ethnic inequities in the field of health. Proposals have been put forward both on how to deepen research and how to contribute to the reduction of ethnic inequalities in health issues.

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“Homem é homem e mulher é mulher, o resto, sem-vergonhice”: representações sociais da transexualidade sobre comentários da internet

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Suicídio e população trans: uma revisão de escopo

Suicídio e população trans: uma revisão de escopo

Therapeutic itinerary of transsexual people in light of human rights

People of African Descent of the Americas, Racial Discrimination, and Quality of the Health Services

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