"伤痕在心,创伤后应激障碍在脑海":变性人与洛杉矶黑人变性妇女的福祉

Samantha LaMartine, James J. García, Nadine Nakamura
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黑人变性妇女(BTW)受到变性歧视,作为交叉少数群体的压力和暴力增加了她们的负面幸福风险。本研究旨在从加利福尼亚州洛杉矶市一群跨性别女性的视角出发,探讨跨性别暴力和福祉的主题。十名参与者接受了访谈,并采用双方同意的定性研究方法对数据进行了分析。本文的重点是围绕跨性别暴力和(a)心理健康、(b)健康的社会决定因素以及(c)寻求帮助等主题。文章提出了对 BTW 健康干预的建议以及促进 BTW 健康的未来方向。
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“Scars on Your Heart and PTSD in Your Mind”: Transmisogynoir and the Well-Being of Black Transgender Women in Los Angeles
Black transgender women (BTW) are subjected to transmisogynoir, as intersectional minority stress and violence that increases their risk of negative well-being. The purpose of this study was to explore themes of intersectional violence and well-being in a group of BTW in Los Angeles, California, from their perspectives. Ten participants were interviewed, and data were analyzed using consensual qualitative research. This article focused on themes around transmisogynoir and (a) mental well-being, (b) social determinants of health, and (c) help seeking. Recommendations for BTW well-being interventions and future directions to promote BTW wellness are provided.
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