Sofia Jawed-Wessel: The lies we tell pregnant women
Sofia Jawed-Wessel: Amiket terhes nőknek hazudunk
Sofia Jawed-Wessel's teachings utilize a sex-positive and pleasure-inclusive approach to providing medically accurate, comprehensive sexuality education. Full bio
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a lot of secrets today, you and I,
many of us feel about sex.
szégyenérzetünk egy részét.
catcalled by a stranger?
hogy az utcán utánafütyült egy idegen?
was a student of mine.
what I already knew:
amit már amúgy is tudtam:
I would never have said those things."
soha nem mondtam volna olyanokat."
until I was his professor.
míg ki nem derült, hogy a tanára vagyok.
through every aspect of our lives.
éreztetik velünk.
to sell an entirely unrelated product?
egy teljesen másféle terméket?
as only love interests?
szerelmi vonzalom tárgyának tekintik?
inconsequential and harmless,
és ártalmatlannak tűnhetnek,
that refuses to see women as people.
ami nem kezeli emberként a nőket.
that sends home a 10-year-old girl
hazaküldő iskolában,
a distraction to boys trying to learn,
a tanulni vágyó fiúk figyelmét,
to punish men for raping women
az erőszakot tevő férfiak megbüntetését,
grinding on her on the dance floor.
a táncparketten ráhajtó férfit.
the objectification of women.
a tárgyiasítás fenntartásában.
the classic romantic comedy.
to two kinds of women in these movies,
kétfajta nővel találkozunk,
with the perfect body.
a tökéletes test birtokosa.
has no trouble identifying her
our leading man falls in love with
akibe a férfi annak ellenére szeret bele,
of our leading man's future babies.
a férfi leendő gyermekeire.
that women have two roles,
existing within the same woman.
fér meg egyetlen nőben.
that I share with a new acquaintance
amikor megosztom új ismerőseimmel,
the conversation right then,
a beszélgetésnek,
in studying the sexual behaviors
és a szülés után álló párok
a different kind of response.
about studying sexual desire
that come to mind
in a survey of over 500 adults,
500 felnőttnek tettem fel,
és sokrétűségének
silányítjuk őket.
partnered with is pregnant,
to imagine that they are pregnant,
el magukat terhesként,
the first words that come to mind
jutnak eszükbe,
"Not worth the risk."
"Nem éri meg a kockázatot."
pregnant women and moms from sexuality,
és anyákat elválasztjuk a szexualitástól,
of sexual objectification.
megmenekülnek.
is a different kind of objectification.
led to the Venus of Willendorf,
Vénuszhoz vezetett,
was a goddess of love and beauty,
a szerelem és szépség istennője,
the sculptor's obvious focus
hogy a szobrász fókuszában
considered ideal for nursing;
alluding to menstruation or birth.
vagy a szülést jelezheti.
meant to be held or placed lying down
kézben fogták vagy lefektették,
don't allow her to be freestanding.
that she was a representation of fertility
szimbólumának tekintik,
of ideal beauty and love
ábrázolásából
who have interpreted her purpose
of the figurine herself.
of men's sexual desire
and child-rearing role.
but only because she's pregnant. Right?
de kizárólag a terhessége okán. Igaz?
the Willendorf effect,
in many aspects of her life.
megfigyelhetjük.
ever been visibly pregnant?
láthatóan terhes?
touch your belly during pregnancy,
hogy pocakotokat vadidegen fogdossa,
your permission first?
hogy mit ehet és mit nem,
your medical care provider?
about your birth plan?
a tervezett szülés részleteiről?
those choices are all wrong?
minden válaszukat helytelennek?
to bring you a glass of wine?
I know, but stay with me.
de ne hagyjatok faképnél.
in moderation during pregnancy.
de terhesség idején is lehet inni.
pregnant women with this secret --
terhes nőkre ezt a titkot...
or a woman of color.
iskolázott vagy színes bőrű.
it's also classist and racist.
elitista és rasszista is.
the government reminds women
korlátozó törvényekkel
are not her own,
to have sex during pregnancy,
and bodily autonomy
és teste irányítását
to make her own decisions.
hogy saját ügyében maga döntsön.
isn't worth the risk during pregnancy,
alatti szex nem éri meg a kockázatot,
her sexual pleasure doesn't matter.
hogy az ő szexuális öröme nem számít.
is that she in fact doesn't matter,
hogy ő maga nem számít,
are not at odds with her own needs.
korlátozzák a nő saját igényeit.
és Nőgyógyászok Társaságának,
of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
about the safety of sex during pregnancy.
a terhesség alatti szex biztonságáról.
no public official statement
hivatalos nyilatkozatot
is generally positive
nagy általánosságban pozitív,
have sex throughout pregnancy,
szexuális életet terhessége alatt,
to have sex during pregnancy,
a szexből terhességük alatt,
to have sex during pregnancy,
szexuális életet élni,
is society telling women
a társadalmi nyomásnak,
és mit nem a testükkel.
with their bodies.
identity-less vessels of reproduction
their sexual pleasure doesn't matter.
a szexuális élvezetük nem számít.
that women who have sex with women
hogy vannak nőkkel szexelő nők,
want children even exist.
to come along."
against society's insistence
vagy a szaporodásért
her sexual needs is scary,
helyezi előtérbe, ijesztő,
her sexual needs prioritizes herself.
magát helyezi előtérbe.
that she be treated as an equal.
at the table of power,
the extra space we hold.
fölöslegesen birtokolt székről.
to recognize women as equals
ismerjék el egyenlő félként a nőket,
to reinforce what happens in our home.
ami otthon végbemegy.
or a women's problem.
in dismantling systems of inequality.
az egyenlőtlenség kiiktatásában.
to stop telling women
kioktatását arról,
with their bodies.
és mit nem a testükkel.
like community property.
nőket ne köztulajdonként kezeljük.
don't even ask to touch her belly.
hogy megérinthetik-e a hasát.
what she can and cannot eat.
about her medical decisions.
kérdéseket az egészségéről.
personally against abortion,
for a woman's right to choose.
the two need not oppose one another.
a két álláspont nem ellentétes.
as early as possible,
amilyen hamar csak lehet,
in the dictionary anymore.
a könyvekben néznek utána.
those conversations about sex,
because it feels good.
you have children or not,
that doesn't shame our teenagers.
amik nem ítélik el a kamaszokat.
ha szégyent keltünk bennük
and pregnancy tests.
és a nem kívánt terhességet.
we are all given the opportunity
that it's worth the trouble to do so.
hogy megéri a fáradságot.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Sofia Jawed-Wessel - Sex researcherSofia Jawed-Wessel's teachings utilize a sex-positive and pleasure-inclusive approach to providing medically accurate, comprehensive sexuality education.
Why you should listen
Dr. Sofia Jawed-Wessel teaches and generates new knowledge in the area of public health through scientific studies. Her research has focused on understanding and improving the sexual health of women and couples as they transition into parenthood by documenting sexual behaviors, sexual function, relationship adjustment and overall sexual changes during pregnancy and after childbirth. Jawed-Wessel's teachings utilize a sex-positive and pleasure-inclusive approach to providing medically accurate, comprehensive sexuality education to undergraduate students as well as in the local Omaha, Nebraska community. She teaches graduate level courses such as Research Methods, Health Behavior Theory, and Leadership and Advocacy. Jawed-Wessel also fights for women's rights and reproductive justice. She has provided expert testimony for the Nebraska Unicameral, the Nebraska School Board of Education and the Omaha Public School Board of Education. She has successfully argued in favor of comprehensive sex education in Omaha Public Schools and fought against restrictive anti-choice legislation in Nebraska.
Jawed-Wessel is an Assistant Professor in the School of Health, Physical Education and Recreation at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) and the Associate Director of the Midlands Sexual Health Research Collaborative. She also holds a joint appointment with the Women and Gender Studies program at UNO and a courtesy appointment in the College of Public Health at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. Jawed-Wessel holds both a Master of Science in Public Health (MPH) degree and a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree in Health Behavior from the School of Public Health at Indiana University Bloomington.
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