Sexualidade no contexto escolar: o abuso sexual e o silenciamento da mulher

Abstract

In contemporary times, the new transnational configurations of power are articulated with fundamental transformations in the political economy of capitalism around the world, which has come to be characterized by the growing hegemony of multinational capital. Gender seems to be integrated into the scientific terminology of the sciences and, consequently, to dissociate itself from the politics – (allegedly scandalous) – of feminism. In this usage, the term gender does not necessarily imply taking a position on inequality or power, nor does it even designate the aggrieved party. The main objective of this study was to highlight contemporary black women and their representations in society within social, cultural, moral, ethical and religious contexts. The present study is a bibliographic research of the integrative literature review type, followed by a semi-structured interview with black women from Caxiense society. The analyzed data showed that from the social movements aimed at black women, it is noted how necessary it is to debate this issue among young people, so that these young people can position themselves in society, and actually recognize their roots, because insofar as they if it seeks to discuss this theme in the groups, it makes possible at the same time the strengthening of “Being Me” in such a “standardized” society. Conclusion, in short, the contemporary black woman is distinguished from the others in previous times for seeking appreciation and reassessment of the social model in Brazil and in the world, such actions envision the reach of rights once granted and the reduction of disparities and inequalities of gender, color, race, sex, thus aiming at an egalitarian and just future for all without distinction between sex or gender. The research itself will be carried out through theoretical support, about the theme developed here, among the researchers used, the main ones are Bourdieu and Passeron (1992), Durkheim (2011), Goldenberg (2004), May (2004), Lopes (1997), Scott (1995), among others.