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Racismo e preconceito nas redes sociais digitais: pesquisa com estudantes do ensino médio
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Objetivo: Discutir como o preconceito tem se evidenciado nas redes sociais digitais, com ênfase sobre o racismo; identificar os principais preconceitos sofridos e testemunhados por estudantes do ensino médio em redes sociais digitais.
Método: A fundamentação teórica foi construída a partir do diálogo de autores negros que discutem o tema. O estudo foi realizado em uma escola privada de uma cidade do interior do estado de São Paulo. Para a coleta de dados, aplicou-se um questionário eletrônico ao conjunto de estudantes do ensino médio. Participaram da pesquisa 215 estudantes.
Resultado: constata-se que a maioria dos estudantes possui redes sociais e que também presenciam situações de preconceito na internet, sendo em grande parte devido a: cor ou raça, aparência física, por gostar de pessoas do mesmo sexo e por ser mulher. Os estudantes participantes da pesquisa possuem maior facilidade de perceberem o preconceito sofrido por terceiros, que reconhecer as situações em que foram vítimas.
Conclusões: A principal conclusão é que, assim como no mundo analógico, os educadores, incluindo os bibliotecários, precisam fortemente pautar os temas relacionados ao preconceito e racismo em sua prática educativa de forma crítica. Espera-se que os resultados possam ser usados como subsídio para preparação de programas de competência digital aos estudantes.
Objective: Discuss how prejudice has been evidenced in digital social networks, with an emphasis on racism; identify the main prejudices suffered and witnessed by Brazilian high school students in digital social networks. Method: The theoretical foundation was built from the dialogue of black authors who discuss the topic. The study was carried out in a private school in a city in the interior of the state of São Paulo. For data collection, an electronic questionnaire was applied to the group of high school students at the school. 215 students participated in the research. Result: it appears that most students have social networks and also witness situations of prejudice on the internet, largely due to: color or race, physical appearance, liking people of the same sex and being a woman. It is easier for students participating in the research to perceive the prejudice suffered by others, rather than by themselves. Conclusions: The main conclusion is that, just like in the analog world, educators, including librarians, need to strongly guide the themes related to prejudice and racism in their educational practice in a critical way. It is hoped that the results can be used as a subsidy for the preparation of digital literacy programs for high school students.
Objective: Discuss how prejudice has been evidenced in digital social networks, with an emphasis on racism; identify the main prejudices suffered and witnessed by Brazilian high school students in digital social networks. Method: The theoretical foundation was built from the dialogue of black authors who discuss the topic. The study was carried out in a private school in a city in the interior of the state of São Paulo. For data collection, an electronic questionnaire was applied to the group of high school students at the school. 215 students participated in the research. Result: it appears that most students have social networks and also witness situations of prejudice on the internet, largely due to: color or race, physical appearance, liking people of the same sex and being a woman. It is easier for students participating in the research to perceive the prejudice suffered by others, rather than by themselves. Conclusions: The main conclusion is that, just like in the analog world, educators, including librarians, need to strongly guide the themes related to prejudice and racism in their educational practice in a critical way. It is hoped that the results can be used as a subsidy for the preparation of digital literacy programs for high school students.
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Redes sociais Estudantes do ensino médio Racismo Preconceito Competência digital