A educação sexual como ferramenta de combate à objetificação da mulher negra
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2020-02-19
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Santos, Elton Vinicius Lima dos Santos [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Esta pesquisa tem como objetivo estudar a questão da objetificação sexual da mulher negra na contemporaneidade brasileira, verificando como este comportamento preconceituoso tem suas raízes nos abusos sexuais que foram cometidos contra as escravizadas negras em todo o período da escravidão no Brasil e apresentar a Educação Sexual como ferramenta útil para ajudar a combater estes preconceitos. A pesquisa é de natureza qualitativa e busca através de análises de obras de teóricos, principalmente, das áreas da história, sociologia, filosofia, educação e educação sexual, os dados para atingir seus objetivos. Como resultados a pesquisa constata a presença de ideias e comportamentos presentes na sociedade brasileira que de fato apontam para uma visão objeticante da mulher negra. Esta realidade se manifesta quando o valor de uma pessoa é resumido a dimensão sexual de seu ser. Esse comportamento se reflete nos papeis que a sociedade destina à mulher negra: ela deve ser a “mulata” produto de atração para turismo sexual, a empregada doméstica que não deve se ofender em ser violentada por seu patrão, aquela não tem honra a preservar e que não serve para casar; afirma que este quadro foi culturalmente construído a parti da escravidão dos negros no Brasil que teve como base a negação de sua plena humanidade; aponta a Educação Sexual como alternativa viável para a desconstrução destes preconceitos e estigmas e indica que projetos de Educação Sexual em escolas, lares, igrejas, associações, hospitais etc, podem conscientizar indivíduos sobre seus direitos sexuais, sobre como exercê-los de forma livre e feliz e sobre como assumir sua responsabilidade social na luta para que todos sejam respeitados como seres humanos plenos e livres.
This research aims to study a question of sexual objectivity of black women in contemporary Brazil, verifying how this prejudiced behavior has its roots in sexual abuse that was committed against being enslaved black women throughout the period of slavery in Brazil and in sexual education as a use useful to help combat these prejudices. The research is of a qualitative nature and seeks through analyzes of theoretical works, mainly, from the areas of history, sociology, philosophy, education and sexual education, data to reach its objectives. As the results of a research consist of the presence of ideas and exhibit gifts in Brazilian society that point facts to an objective vision of black women. This reality manifests itself when a person's value is taken up in the sexual dimension of his being. This behavior is reflected in the roles that society aimed at black women: she must be a "mulatto" product of attraction for sex tourism, a domestic company that should not become violent by her boss, one that has no honor to preserve and that it doesn't fit to get married; affirms that this picture was culturally constructed as part of the slavery of blacks in Brazil and was based on the denial of their full humanity; indicates Sex Education as a viable alternative to deconstruct these prejudices and stigmas and indicates Sex Education projects in schools, homes, churches, statistics, hospitals etc., can raise awareness about your sexual rights, how to exercise happily and how to assume your social responsibility in the struggle for everyone to be respected as human beings and freedom.
This research aims to study a question of sexual objectivity of black women in contemporary Brazil, verifying how this prejudiced behavior has its roots in sexual abuse that was committed against being enslaved black women throughout the period of slavery in Brazil and in sexual education as a use useful to help combat these prejudices. The research is of a qualitative nature and seeks through analyzes of theoretical works, mainly, from the areas of history, sociology, philosophy, education and sexual education, data to reach its objectives. As the results of a research consist of the presence of ideas and exhibit gifts in Brazilian society that point facts to an objective vision of black women. This reality manifests itself when a person's value is taken up in the sexual dimension of his being. This behavior is reflected in the roles that society aimed at black women: she must be a "mulatto" product of attraction for sex tourism, a domestic company that should not become violent by her boss, one that has no honor to preserve and that it doesn't fit to get married; affirms that this picture was culturally constructed as part of the slavery of blacks in Brazil and was based on the denial of their full humanity; indicates Sex Education as a viable alternative to deconstruct these prejudices and stigmas and indicates Sex Education projects in schools, homes, churches, statistics, hospitals etc., can raise awareness about your sexual rights, how to exercise happily and how to assume your social responsibility in the struggle for everyone to be respected as human beings and freedom.
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Educação sexual, Objetificação, Mulher negra, Escravidão, Sociedade