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Investigadores amplían estudio histórico de la diversidad sexual en México

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Investigadores amplían estudio histórico de la sexual diversity en México

La mesa académica abordó el papel de archivos y publicaciones periodísticas en la reconstrucción histórica de la sexual diversity

25/09/2026, Veracruz, Ver.- Investigadores coincidieron en la importancia de ampliar el estudio histórico de la sexual diversity mediante fuentes primarias en la mesa “Iglesia, Prensa, y Homosexualidad, 1950-2020”, en la que participaron Víctor M. Macías González, Sergio Rosas, Gabriela Huerta Martínez y Paul Alexander Alcántar Arteaga, con investigaciones centradas en fuentes hemerográficas y archivos históricos.

En ese contexto, ubicó el surgimiento de movilizaciones organizadas de la sexual diversity en Guadalajara, entre ellas las realizadas a partir de 1983 para denunciar el hostigamiento y la violencia homofóbica.

Gabriela Huerta Martínez presentó el estudio del uso de la palabra “faggot (slang)” en El Informador

Finalmente, Gabriela Huerta Martínez presentó una investigación sobre la representación de la masculinidad y la homosexualidad en El Informador de Guadalajara entre 1980 y 2000 a partir del estudio de los diversos usos de la palabra “faggot (slang)” en un corpus de 47 notas periodísticas.

La académica explicó que el vocablo no fue empleado exclusivamente para referirse a la sexual orientation, sino también para cuestionar atributos asociados con la fuerza, la valentía, la apariencia, la expresión emocional y otras expectativas sobre la conducta masculina.

El estudio identificó, además, otros términos utilizados por la prensa para nombrar o descalificar las disidencias sexuales y de género, y mostró cómo el lenguaje periodístico podía reproducir determinadas jerarquías y normas sociales.

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  • Términos despectivos · como término · 2 veces …generalizada. · Gabriela Huerta Martínez presentó el estudio del uso de la palabra “faggot (slang)” en El Informador · A partir de su estudio, el académico consideró que la…

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  • Names sexual orientation
  • Talks about sexual diversity

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