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Mollen, Arguello, and Walters article
Mollen
Purpose
I would argue that the point of Mollen's article is to talk about how healthcare practices in the U.S and more or less globally are exclusive or non-welcoming to LGBTQIA2+ patients. Mollen also points to how there is a lack of education that providers have on this community and their needs and a greater need for education; plus a need for more specialized providers.
Main points
LGBTQIA2+ people are largely excluded from healthcare services or face systemic barriers to accessing it.
The current healthcare system is rooted in heteronormative and cis-gendered norms that aren't inclusive of trans and LGBTQIA2+ people
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Arguello and Walters
Purpose
The overall purpose of this article was to explore how the AIAN community has been left out of research and advocacy. The article also talks about how the role of intergenerational trauma can manifest in how the community discusses HIV/AIDs.
Main points
2spirited natives feel as though they are placed in positions where they must choose one identity over the other Native or 2spirited
Many natives who are a part of the HIV/AIDs community also feel as though due to their identities and the stigma of drug use, they feel as though they are a representation of all the negatives of the community; this was talked about in one interview where the model talked about how they perceived themself when they applied for jobs
the article also talks about how discussions on 2spirited people (non-natives) generally frame 2spirited people as existing/"switching" between western gender binaries
The HIV/AIDS epidemic disproportionately affected/affects the AIAN community, and they were largely left out of studies/research due to a perceived 4th worldedness
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Agree/Disagree
Agree
I agree with both articles in that there needs to be more understanding of these communities as their needs as well as incorporating more inclusive practices to make patients feel included in the healthcare setting
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