Abstract
This paper presents the perceptions of university students regarding gender diversity and the different reactions of colleagues through situations of prejudice. The purpose of this paper is to describe how college students perceive gender diversity on campus and how peers treat them. This is a descriptive, qualitative, cross-sectional study. The material used was a questionnaire based in Madureira (2007) and was made available in Google forms for students between 18 and 40 years old. A total of 61 university students participated, of which 35 were identified as being female, 25 male and one female. The mean age was 22.28 ± 6.03 years and 73.9% lived in Alto Tietê; 18% in the city of São Paulo; 3.3% in the Vale do Paraíba and Interior of São Paulo, Litoral Sul and ABC with 1.6%. Most participants have shown respect for their classmates, some point out the existence of comments and judgments that can lead to verbal violence and humiliation. It is understood that the homophobia problem on campus is still small, but that some precautions can be taken like raising awareness in classrooms, curricula or even in more comprehensive programs. Recebido em: 20/06/2019Aprovado em: 27/08/2019
Highlights
Portanto, limitar a definição de que a sexualidade se associa a apenas a sexo biológico e reprodução, como já previa Foucault,[2] não exprime o que são os conceitos atuais, mais abrangentes e inclusivos
Destacamos a comprovada importância dos profissionais da saúde e de outras áreas do conhecimento humano, que poderiam se unir aos professores de ensino médio, oferecendo educação continuada, para que em ocasiões que falassem de sexualidade e situações especialmente complexas como a questão de gênero proporcionassem discutir o tema de maneira alargada, visando empoderar a si próprios e os jovens adolescentes, reduzindo os conflitos interpessoais, ampliando os conceitos e auxiliando os estudantes a enfrentar a marcante fase da adolescência, principalmente quando se consideram os ciclos da sexualidade na sua definição mais abrangente
Summary
Limitar a definição de que a sexualidade se associa a apenas a sexo biológico e reprodução, como já previa Foucault,[2] não exprime o que são os conceitos atuais, mais abrangentes e inclusivos.
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