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Psicología, Intervención y Comportamiento

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    “Yo tengo todos los pecados encima. Soy hombre trans y negro”. Una lectura interseccional de las modalidades de violencia del conflicto armado colombiano (1985-2019)
    (Universidad Icesi, 2023-10-01) Mejía Estrada, Juan Diego
    This book by Juan Diego Mejía-Estrada represents a significant contribution to the literature on racism and armed conflict in Colombia. By proposing an intersectional perspective as a lens through which to analyze the different modalities of violence perpetrated against populations of special constitutional protection in the country, the author offers a reference framework that allows addressing the unique dilemmas and challenges revealed by the ways in which suffering is inflicted and death is caused to different human groups. These contributions are relevant and useful for current discussions in Colombia. Where, after the delivery of the Final Report of the Commission for the Clarification of Truth, Coexistence and Non-Repetition, different sectors of society have criticized the dissemination of its findings, among which the denial of the differentiated impacts that the war had on ethnic peoples in Colombia stands out. In this way, the book is part of an open dialogue with the efforts of the Truth Commission to integrate racism as an explanatory factor of the dynamics and impacts of the war. Regarding the structure of the book, it is divided into two parts. In the first, the author presents a broad literature from the fields in which the work is inscribed, especially critical race theory and black feminism. In the second part, the author presents the analysis of eight modalities of violence (forced disappearance, sexual violence, warlike action, massacre, cruelty, torture, threats and selective assassinations) from an intersectional perspective. This book presents criticisms of academia, especially the disciplines of law and political science, for neglecting differential approaches, especially the ethnic-racial one, in the interpretation and explanation of the phenomena of war in Colombia. In doing so, it responds to gaps in the literature and consolidates itself as a reference for new generations of social scientists interested in the field of studies on armed conflict in Colombia. In this book, readers will find analyses of accounts of victims and survivors of the armed conflict in Colombia whose victimizing experiences are conditioned by having a specific ethnic-racial background, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, or intersection between these.