Not Your Fetish: Broaching Racialized Sexual Harassment Against Asian Women

S. Anandavalli
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Asian women’s paradoxical position of hypervisbility and invisibility is a result of society caricaturing and fetishizing their sexuality and bodies while simultaneously denying their humanity and personhood. Despite the long history of objectification and fetishization of Asian women in the United States, extant mental health counseling training programs and literature offer limited guidance to counselors on this concern, perpetuating an epistemic lapse in mental health counselors’ competency. With rising anti-Asian hate, the racialized COVID-19 pandemic, and anti-Chinese sentiment in the United States, there exist increased threats to Asian women’s mental health. Responding to a paucity of counseling literature, this article offers strategies grounded in the multidimensional model of broaching behavior to broach racialized sexual harassment experienced by Asian women. Implications for counselor training and future research are also offered.
不是你的恋物癖:探讨针对亚洲女性的种族化性骚扰
亚洲女性的高可见性和不可见性的矛盾地位是社会讽刺和迷恋她们的性和身体,同时否认她们的人性和人格的结果。尽管亚洲女性在美国的物化和拜物教历史悠久,但现有的心理健康咨询培训计划和文献对心理健康咨询师在这一问题上的指导有限,使心理健康咨询师在能力上的认知失误持续存在。随着反亚洲仇恨情绪的上升,新冠肺炎疫情的种族化,以及美国的反华情绪,亚洲女性的心理健康面临着越来越大的威胁。针对咨询文献的缺乏,本文提出了基于多维拉扯行为模型的策略,以拉扯亚洲女性所经历的种族化性骚扰。对辅导员培训和未来研究的启示。
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