超越个人应对:对巴巴多斯从事性工作的妇女的福祉产生负面影响的日常生活条件

IF 1.8 Q2 SOCIOLOGY
Sadie K. Goddard-Durant, Stavroula Kyriakakis
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对全球南方从事性工作的妇女心理健康的调查几乎没有探讨不公正的社会和系统结构所创造的日常生活条件如何可能引起痛苦,如果只使用个人应对策略,这种痛苦是无法缓解的。因此,我们与当地一个社区组织合作,对巴巴多斯从事性工作的30名黑人妇女的福利需求进行了现象学基础理论研究。在本文中,我们报道了贫困和性别暴力的日常生活条件,加剧了耻辱,表现为这些妇女的情感困扰。我们说明了这些基于殖民遗产、新殖民主义和新自由主义的生活条件是如何超出女性控制的。我们为巴巴多斯制定政策和计划提供建议,以改善这些生活条件,最终减轻妇女的痛苦。我们建议未来研究巴巴多斯和全球南方类似背景下从事性工作的妇女的关键领域。
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Beyond Individual Coping: Daily Living Conditions Which Negatively Shape the Wellbeing of Women Engaged in Sex Work in Barbados
Abstract Investigations of the mental health of women engaged in sex work in the Global South hardly explore how daily living conditions created by unjust social and systemic structures might be giving rise to distress that is beyond alleviation when only individual coping strategies are used. Consequently, we collaborated with a local community-based organization to conduct a phenomenological grounded theory study of the wellbeing needs of 30 Black women engaged in sex work in Barbados. In this paper, we report on the impoverished and gendered violent daily living conditions, exacerbated by stigma, which manifested as emotional distress for these women. We illustrate how these living conditions, grounded in colonial legacies, neocolonialism and neoliberalism, are beyond the control of the women. We provide recommendations for developing policies and programs in Barbados toward improving these living conditions and ultimately relieving the women’s distress. We suggest key areas for future research with women engaged in sex work in Barbados and similar contexts in the Global South.
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