Sex trade among men: negotiating sex, bodies and identity categories

Moscheta, Murilo dos Santos; McNamee, Sheila; Santos, Manoel Antônio dos

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“…While female sex workers carry stigmatised identities for being sex workers, female sex worker/male client pairings still conform to the heterosexual norm condoned by dominant gender constructs. But the exchange of sex for money amongst men contradicts the socially appropriate ideas about the role the male body should play during sex (Moscheta 2013). For these male sex workers, discussions of sex work are centred on financial necessity and gain as opposed to participation solely revolving around sexual pleasure or entertainment, solidifying these masculinities as "failed" (Joseph and Black 2012).…”

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confidence: 99%

Cisgender male and transgender female sex workers in South Africa: gender variant identities and narratives of exclusion

Samudzi

Mannell

2015

Culture, Health & Sexuality

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Cisgender male and transgender female sex workers in South Africa: gender variant identities and narratives of exclusion

Samudzi

Mannell

2015

Culture, Health & Sexuality

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“…Neste estudo elegemos como objeto de investigação a mulher que se move nas trilhas da prostituição feminina, por entendermos que ela envolve códigos, estratégias de sobrevivência e práticas sociais que involucram significados diferentes do universo da prostituição masculina (Moscheta, McNamee, & Santos, 2013;Santos, 2010Santos, , 2011.…”

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Vivências de Discriminação e Resistência de uma Prostituta Negra

Banuth

Santos

2016

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Resumo: Este estudo teve por objetivo compreender as vivências de exclusão, discriminação e resistência de uma profissional do sexo negra, que trabalhava em uma casa de prostituição do interior de São Paulo. Utilizou-se entrevista semiestruturada e observação participante com uma mulher negra, que trabalhava em uma casa onde todas as outras profissionais eram brancas. A análise de dados foi orientada pelo modelo proposto por Braun e Clarke e abordou as principais categorias temáticas que concernem ao desenvolvimento profissional no universo das profissionais do sexo. Os relatos mostraram que as colegas de trabalho e os clientes empreendiam um processo de marcada exclusão da entrevistada, baseado no fato de ela pertencer a um grupo racial diferente dos demais. Apesar de enfrentar a "exclusão dentro da exclusão", a participante não legitimou o preconceito do qual era vítima e, para combatê-lo, lançou mão de estratégias para minimizar o impacto que a discriminação racial exercia sobre ela. Palavras-chave: Prostituição, Profissionais do Sexo, Racismo, Gênero, Preconceito. Experiences of Discrimination and Resistance of a Black ProstituteAbstract: This study aimed to understand the experiences of exclusion, discrimination and resistance in the speech of a black sex worker, who works in a brothel in the country side of São Paulo state, Brazil. The participant observation methodology was used and a semi-structured interview was conducted with a black woman who worked in a house where all other professionals were white. Data analysis was guided by the Braun and Clarke model and addressed the main themes that concern the professional development in the world of sex workers. Reports showed that the co-workers and customers undertook a remarkable process of exclusion of the interviewee, based on the fact that she belonged to a different racial group. Despite facing the "exclusion within the exclusion", the participant did not legitimize the prejudice which she was victim of and, therefore, made use of strategies to minimize the impact that racial discrimination had on her.

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“…Pascoe’s (2005) ethnography of a high school noted a ‘fag discourse’ that served to structure the social and power relations between boys (see also Alldred and David, 2007). Nayak and Kehily (2006: 465) argued that teen boys aimed performatively to reproduce an idealised ‘perfect boy’ manifesting a straight masculinity, while Moscheta et al. (2013) found that young men who traded sex sought either to subvert or conserve normative sexuality discourses.…”

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The sexuality-assemblages of young men: A new materialist analysis

Alldred

Fox

2015

Sexualities

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This article presents a new materialist exploration of young men and sexuality that shifts the focus away from bodies and individuals, toward the affective flow within assemblages of bodies, things, ideas and social institutions, and the sexual capacities this flow produces. Using data from two empirical studies, we explore the sexuality assemblages of teen boys and young men, and the micropolitics of these assemblages. We find that the sexuality produced in the bodies of young men is highly territorialised and aggregated by various materialities. However, we also reveal how young men resist these conventional sexualities.

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Sex trade among men: negotiating sex, bodies and identity categories

Cited by 8 publications

References 11 publications

Cisgender male and transgender female sex workers in South Africa: gender variant identities and narratives of exclusion

Cisgender male and transgender female sex workers in South Africa: gender variant identities and narratives of exclusion

Vivências de Discriminação e Resistência de uma Prostituta Negra

The sexuality-assemblages of young men: A new materialist analysis

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