"It Will Always Feel Worse Because it Comes with That Added 'Betrayal'": Intersectionality Praxis and Black Young Women Survivors' Perspectives on Cultural Betrayal Trauma Theory.

IF 2.3 3区 医学 Q2 PSYCHIATRY
Journal of Trauma & Dissociation Pub Date : 2024-10-01 Epub Date: 2024-08-02 DOI:10.1080/15299732.2024.2383197
Jennifer M Gómez, Robyn L Gobin
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Abstract

Because of interlocking oppressions of racism and sexism (e.g. intersectionality), Black women's experiences of high rates of sexual violence are often ignored. A critical Black feminist framework, cultural betrayal trauma theory (CBTT) examines within-group violence in the Black community, which has compounding harm due to inequality. Though quantitative research has found support for CBTT, Black young women survivors' perspectives have not been examined. Therefore, the purpose of the current exploratory study was to engage in intersectionality praxis to qualitatively examine Black young women survivors' perspectives on CBTT through structured thematic analysis and coding based on theory. Respondents (N = 37; 18-30 years), provided their thoughts on CBTT following participating in a quantitative study. With most survivors in agreement that cultural betrayal in trauma is harmful, a key theme was community orientation in understanding both the harm and healing of cultural betrayal trauma. Black young women survivors' resonance with CBTT, as well as their recommendations for community-level solidarity and healing have important implications.

"感觉总是会更糟,因为它带有'背叛'的色彩":交叉性实践与黑人年轻女性幸存者对文化背叛创伤理论的看法。
由于种族主义和性别歧视(如交叉性)相互交织的压迫,黑人妇女遭受性暴力的经历往往被忽视。文化背叛创伤理论(CBTT)是一个批判性的黑人女权主义框架,它研究了黑人社区中的群体内部暴力,这种暴力因不平等而造成了复合伤害。尽管定量研究发现 CBTT 得到了支持,但黑人年轻女性幸存者的观点尚未得到研究。因此,本探索性研究的目的是参与交叉性实践,通过结构化主题分析和基于理论的编码,定性研究黑人年轻女性幸存者对 CBTT 的观点。受访者(N = 37;18-30 岁)在参与定量研究后提供了她们对 CBTT 的看法。大多数幸存者都认为文化背叛造成的创伤是有害的,其中一个关键主题是在理解文化背叛造成的创伤的危害和治愈过程中的社区导向。黑人年轻女性幸存者对 CBTT 的共鸣以及她们对社区团结和治愈创伤的建议具有重要意义。
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