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La resiliencia y el envejecimiento entre los hombres mayores gays y bisexuales negros
Angela K Perone1, Beth Glover Reed2, Larry M Gant2
1School of Social Welfare, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA.
Resumen
Los hombres mayores gays y bisexuales negros construyen resiliencia a través de redes de apoyo en evolución y conciencia crítica. Estrategias como el nombramiento de la ignorancia y la reconciliación de las contradicciones fomentan la prosperidad en medio de la opresión sistémica y las desigualdades de salud.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Ciencias sociales
- Salud pública
- Gerontología
Sus antecedentes:
- Los hombres gays y bisexuales negros mayores enfrentan barreras únicas en el curso de la vida que afectan la salud y el bienestar.
- La interseccionalidad, la justicia y la conciencia crítica son marcos clave para entender sus experiencias.
- La investigación existente a menudo pasa por alto los desafíos específicos y los factores de resiliencia de esta población.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Examinar las fuentes y estrategias de resiliencia y prosperidad en los hombres gays y bisexuales negros mayores.
- Explorar cómo los sistemas de intersección de poder y opresión dan forma a las desigualdades de salud.
- Identificar cómo la conciencia crítica contribuye a navegar estos desafíos.
Principales métodos:
- Estudio cualitativo que analiza los datos de diecisiete hombres mayores gays y bisexuales negros.
- Determinantes sociales basados en las fortalezas empleadas y marcos de interseccionalidad.
- Centrado en experiencias vividas de resistencia y prosperidad.
Principales resultados:
- Las redes de apoyo positivo evolucionaron a lo largo de los cursos de vida, incluidas las familias y las familias elegidas (por ejemplo, "casas", grupos de apoyo).
- Las experiencias negativas relacionadas con la intersección de identidades (raza, género, orientación sexual) fomentaron la fuerza.
- Se identificaron tres estrategias de resiliencia: nombrar la ignorancia externa, reconocer las luchas compartidas y reconciliar las contradicciones.
Conclusiones:
- La resiliencia y la prosperidad están vinculadas a la conciencia crítica y a navegar por sistemas de poder que se entrecruzan.
- Comprender los determinantes sociales de la salud requiere considerar estas complejas dinámicas de poder.
- Los hallazgos ofrecen información crucial sobre una población poco estudiada, lo que informa sobre las iniciativas de equidad en salud.
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Consciencia críticalas disparidades de saluddesigualdades en materia de saludInterseccionalidadLa razala orientación sexualDeterminantes sociales de la saludMás Videos Relacionados
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