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Sexuality in Development - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Sexual culture is key to understand when discussing governmentality because they impact the way it works in Africa
        
        To combat issues with reproductive and sexual health, some African countries took interventions to help the citizens. There are critiques because there is not a lot of emphasis around pleasure
        
        Historically, the sexualities of Africans has been oppressive because of colonialism and slavery and has always had women in a submissive position and men in a place of power
- - - - Sexual stereotypes are damaging to groups and the individual and leave out what could be potential diversity
        
        Sexual stereotypes in Africa have a lot to do with poor reproductive outcomes and cultural bias
        
        Sexual minorities are oppressed and African traditionalists can be homophobic and take away their rights
        
        Rethinking how we look at sexual rights can be pivotal in thinking about sexuality in a positive way
        
        The elderly are thought to be asexual, but studies show that they are diverse in why they will or won't have sex
        
        Children do need some sexual protection, but they also can have autonomy over themselves
- - - - Community leaders were encouraged to speak about about their diagnosis to empower others and normalize HIV
        
        The ability to get treatment and medication for those with HIV/AIDs was dependent on social relations and networks
        
        The pilot project UNAIDS did not end up achieving their goals for totally public health options and showed that there is a lot of turmoil in organizational vs. individual needs
        
        Conducting clincial research about HIV in Africa is hard because of cultural and economic barriers, but studies prove that it can work for some people when practices correctly