INSTITUTIONAL RACISM AND CARE’S INTEGRALITY: INTERSECTIONALITIES IN WOMEN’S PREGNANT E LABOR LIVING IN URBAN SUBURB
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Resumo: | Institutional racism, also known as systemic racism, is the result of dynamics from institutions – not directly, drawbacks and privileges concerning base as a topic. The integrality is part of data in collective health studies and shows rising plateau regarding quality and admission. Even though all pregnants have the right of decent (quality and quantity) appointments during the pregnancy, labor and puerperium and there were improvements on prenatal attention, different sources showed that black women still being the most harmed considering access to the health service. The aim of this study was to analyze the dimension of social markers, as race, color, social class and scholarity level can have an impact on pregnant’s health care during prenatal, in (previous) survey made in two districts from Alvorada, located on the metropolitan region of Porto Alegre/RS from reports of women. The data production instruments were a sociodemographic identification questionnaire, interviews with a semi-structured script and notes in a field notebook. Two black women depoiments were selected to compound this article. Data were treated using thematic analysis with the construction of theoretical and empirical categories. The results showed that black pregnant women have told to suffer obstetric violence and racism and fear of not being able to have a companion during childbirth due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The reports obtained have an important role and reveal an even darker face of institutional racism: the devel-opment of fear and vulnerability, even in public and private health services, warning that is important to teach about health service to build a culture that does not tolerate any kind of prejudice. |
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INSTITUTIONAL RACISM AND CARE’S INTEGRALITY: INTERSECTIONALITIES IN WOMEN’S PREGNANT E LABOR LIVING IN URBAN SUBURBRACISMO INSTITUCIONAL E INTEGRALIDADE DO CUIDADO: INTERSECCIONALIDADES NA GESTAÇÃO E PARTO DE MULHERES RESIDENTES EM PERIFERIA URBANAGestantesIntegralidade em saúdeRacismoPregnantsIntegrality in healthRacismInstitutional racism, also known as systemic racism, is the result of dynamics from institutions – not directly, drawbacks and privileges concerning base as a topic. The integrality is part of data in collective health studies and shows rising plateau regarding quality and admission. Even though all pregnants have the right of decent (quality and quantity) appointments during the pregnancy, labor and puerperium and there were improvements on prenatal attention, different sources showed that black women still being the most harmed considering access to the health service. The aim of this study was to analyze the dimension of social markers, as race, color, social class and scholarity level can have an impact on pregnant’s health care during prenatal, in (previous) survey made in two districts from Alvorada, located on the metropolitan region of Porto Alegre/RS from reports of women. The data production instruments were a sociodemographic identification questionnaire, interviews with a semi-structured script and notes in a field notebook. Two black women depoiments were selected to compound this article. Data were treated using thematic analysis with the construction of theoretical and empirical categories. The results showed that black pregnant women have told to suffer obstetric violence and racism and fear of not being able to have a companion during childbirth due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The reports obtained have an important role and reveal an even darker face of institutional racism: the devel-opment of fear and vulnerability, even in public and private health services, warning that is important to teach about health service to build a culture that does not tolerate any kind of prejudice.O racismo institucional é o resultado do funcionamento das instituições que passam a atuar em uma dinâmica que confere ainda que indiretamente, desvantagens, privilégios com base na raça. A integralidade em saúde compõe uma categoria de análise dos estudos em saúde coletiva e descreve platôs crescentes de qualidade e acesso. Embora toda gestante tenha direito ao acesso e ao atendimento digno e de qualidade no decorrer da gestação, parto e puerpério e tenha havido melhoras na atenção ao pré-natal, diferentes fontes de informação demonstram que as mulheres negras continuam sendo as mais afetadas em relação ao acesso aos serviços de saúde. O objetivo desse estudo é analisar a influência da interseccionalidade dos marcadores sociais raça, cor, classe social, escolaridade no cuidado integral da gestante em atendimento no pré-natal a partir dos depoimentos das mulheres. A pesquisa foi realizada em dois bairros da cidade de Alvorada, na região metropolitana de Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul (RS), a partir de relatos de mulheres em atendimento. A produção de dados foi realizada utilizando-se a entrevista semiestruturada, questionário sociodemográfico e caderno de campo. Para esse artigo foram selecionados os relatos de duas mulheres negras. Os dados foram analisados pela análise temática, com a construção de categorias teóricas e empíricas. As gestantes negras relataram sofrer racismo e violência obstétrica e medo em não poder ter acompanhante no parto devido à pandemia de COVID-19. Os depoimentos das mulheres encontram eco na literatura e demonstram uma face ainda mais perversa do racismo institucional: a produção de medo e vulnerabilidade mesmo nos atendimentos nos serviços públicos e privados de saúde, alertando o ensino da saúde para a produção de uma cultura que não tolere diferenças injustas no cuidado.Editora da UFRGS2023-01-15info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionArtigo avaliado pelos paresapplication/pdfhttps://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/saberesplurais/article/view/12827210.54909/sp.v6i2.128272Saberes Plurais; Vol. 6 No. 2 (2022): Saberes Plur.Saberes Plurais Educação na Saúde; Vol. 6 Núm. 2 (2022): Saberes Plur.Saberes Plurais Educação na Saúde; v. 6 n. 2 (2022): Saberes Plur.2525-507X10.54909/sp.v6i2reponame:Saberes Plurais: Educação na saúdeinstname:Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS)instacron:UFRGSporhttps://seer.ufrgs.br/index.php/saberesplurais/article/view/128272/87742http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessFerreira, Rose MariFerla, Alcindo Antônio2023-07-26T15:45:23Zoai:seer.ufrgs.br:article/128272Revistahttps://seer.ufrgs.br/saberesplurais/PUBhttps://seer.ufrgs.br/saberesplurais/oaisaberesplurais@ufrgs.br2525-507X2525-507Xopendoar:2023-07-26T15:45:23Saberes Plurais: Educação na saúde - Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS)false |
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INSTITUTIONAL RACISM AND CARE’S INTEGRALITY: INTERSECTIONALITIES IN WOMEN’S PREGNANT E LABOR LIVING IN URBAN SUBURB RACISMO INSTITUCIONAL E INTEGRALIDADE DO CUIDADO: INTERSECCIONALIDADES NA GESTAÇÃO E PARTO DE MULHERES RESIDENTES EM PERIFERIA URBANA |
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INSTITUTIONAL RACISM AND CARE’S INTEGRALITY: INTERSECTIONALITIES IN WOMEN’S PREGNANT E LABOR LIVING IN URBAN SUBURB |
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INSTITUTIONAL RACISM AND CARE’S INTEGRALITY: INTERSECTIONALITIES IN WOMEN’S PREGNANT E LABOR LIVING IN URBAN SUBURB Ferreira, Rose Mari Gestantes Integralidade em saúde Racismo Pregnants Integrality in health Racism |
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INSTITUTIONAL RACISM AND CARE’S INTEGRALITY: INTERSECTIONALITIES IN WOMEN’S PREGNANT E LABOR LIVING IN URBAN SUBURB |
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INSTITUTIONAL RACISM AND CARE’S INTEGRALITY: INTERSECTIONALITIES IN WOMEN’S PREGNANT E LABOR LIVING IN URBAN SUBURB |
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INSTITUTIONAL RACISM AND CARE’S INTEGRALITY: INTERSECTIONALITIES IN WOMEN’S PREGNANT E LABOR LIVING IN URBAN SUBURB |
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INSTITUTIONAL RACISM AND CARE’S INTEGRALITY: INTERSECTIONALITIES IN WOMEN’S PREGNANT E LABOR LIVING IN URBAN SUBURB |
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INSTITUTIONAL RACISM AND CARE’S INTEGRALITY: INTERSECTIONALITIES IN WOMEN’S PREGNANT E LABOR LIVING IN URBAN SUBURB |
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Ferreira, Rose Mari |
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Ferreira, Rose Mari Ferla, Alcindo Antônio |
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Ferla, Alcindo Antônio |
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Ferreira, Rose Mari Ferla, Alcindo Antônio |
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Gestantes Integralidade em saúde Racismo Pregnants Integrality in health Racism |
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Gestantes Integralidade em saúde Racismo Pregnants Integrality in health Racism |
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Institutional racism, also known as systemic racism, is the result of dynamics from institutions – not directly, drawbacks and privileges concerning base as a topic. The integrality is part of data in collective health studies and shows rising plateau regarding quality and admission. Even though all pregnants have the right of decent (quality and quantity) appointments during the pregnancy, labor and puerperium and there were improvements on prenatal attention, different sources showed that black women still being the most harmed considering access to the health service. The aim of this study was to analyze the dimension of social markers, as race, color, social class and scholarity level can have an impact on pregnant’s health care during prenatal, in (previous) survey made in two districts from Alvorada, located on the metropolitan region of Porto Alegre/RS from reports of women. The data production instruments were a sociodemographic identification questionnaire, interviews with a semi-structured script and notes in a field notebook. Two black women depoiments were selected to compound this article. Data were treated using thematic analysis with the construction of theoretical and empirical categories. The results showed that black pregnant women have told to suffer obstetric violence and racism and fear of not being able to have a companion during childbirth due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The reports obtained have an important role and reveal an even darker face of institutional racism: the devel-opment of fear and vulnerability, even in public and private health services, warning that is important to teach about health service to build a culture that does not tolerate any kind of prejudice. |
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