Eu sou digna de afeto? A construção da afetividade de bixas-pretas da Educação Infantil às redes sociais
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Based on the Post-structuralist Studies of Race, Gender and Sexuality, I discuss in this article, the construction of the affection of bixas-pretas from Kindergarden to social networks, in order to think about the ways the forms of affective neglect are given throughout the life of bixas-pretas. Through the analysis of fragments extracted from posts by Afrodengo LGBTT+, we problematize narratives of virtual socialization about affective experiences and the identity of black gays and bixas-pretas. In this way, it is possible to bet on the idea that not only the construction of a black identity and its valorization has been violated, but also the affective love life of bixas-pretas has been configured in a process of neglect and, in many cases, of hypersexualization. However, on the other hand, it is possible to affirm that there is also a process of (re) existence and reframing of affection and of our inner love.
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