Prendre place dans l’espace public en tant que minorité : enquête croisée sur les personnes trans et les femmes musulmanes dans les piscines municipales françaises
In several French cities, minorities’ struggles recently took place about public swimming pools, which were denounced for their poor accessibility. Thanks to an intersectional analytical framework and focusing on both the material and symbolic dimensions of accessibility to public spaces, this artic...
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| description | In several French cities, minorities’ struggles recently took place about public swimming pools, which were denounced for their poor accessibility. Thanks to an intersectional analytical framework and focusing on both the material and symbolic dimensions of accessibility to public spaces, this article compares the negotiations between local public authorities and two multi-discriminated minorities, differently positioned in the social relations of class, gender and race: trans people and Muslim women. The article is based on a study of the speeches made by the protagonists in the negotiations held in Paris, Rennes and Grenoble. It sheds light on the mechanisms that lead to the creation of subalternities that are more or less respectable, and therefore more or less legitimate in public spaces. For both trans people and Muslim women, the aim is to fight against a segregation that is compatible with French republican ideals: asserting one's right to access the swimming pool equals negotiating one’s place in society. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-5c05cf321e92445e89c678ae63bf51302025-01-09T13:07:19ZfraGenre, Sexualité et SociétéGenre, Sexualité et Société2104-37362024-11-013210.4000/12xuaPrendre place dans l’espace public en tant que minorité : enquête croisée sur les personnes trans et les femmes musulmanes dans les piscines municipales françaisesMilan BontéIn several French cities, minorities’ struggles recently took place about public swimming pools, which were denounced for their poor accessibility. Thanks to an intersectional analytical framework and focusing on both the material and symbolic dimensions of accessibility to public spaces, this article compares the negotiations between local public authorities and two multi-discriminated minorities, differently positioned in the social relations of class, gender and race: trans people and Muslim women. The article is based on a study of the speeches made by the protagonists in the negotiations held in Paris, Rennes and Grenoble. It sheds light on the mechanisms that lead to the creation of subalternities that are more or less respectable, and therefore more or less legitimate in public spaces. For both trans people and Muslim women, the aim is to fight against a segregation that is compatible with French republican ideals: asserting one's right to access the swimming pool equals negotiating one’s place in society.https://journals.openedition.org/gss/8932intersectionalitypublic spacepower relationsminoritiesswimming poollocal policies |
| spellingShingle | Milan Bonté Prendre place dans l’espace public en tant que minorité : enquête croisée sur les personnes trans et les femmes musulmanes dans les piscines municipales françaises Genre, Sexualité et Société intersectionality public space power relations minorities swimming pool local policies |
| title | Prendre place dans l’espace public en tant que minorité : enquête croisée sur les personnes trans et les femmes musulmanes dans les piscines municipales françaises |
| title_full | Prendre place dans l’espace public en tant que minorité : enquête croisée sur les personnes trans et les femmes musulmanes dans les piscines municipales françaises |
| title_fullStr | Prendre place dans l’espace public en tant que minorité : enquête croisée sur les personnes trans et les femmes musulmanes dans les piscines municipales françaises |
| title_full_unstemmed | Prendre place dans l’espace public en tant que minorité : enquête croisée sur les personnes trans et les femmes musulmanes dans les piscines municipales françaises |
| title_short | Prendre place dans l’espace public en tant que minorité : enquête croisée sur les personnes trans et les femmes musulmanes dans les piscines municipales françaises |
| title_sort | prendre place dans l espace public en tant que minorite enquete croisee sur les personnes trans et les femmes musulmanes dans les piscines municipales francaises |
| topic | intersectionality public space power relations minorities swimming pool local policies |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/gss/8932 |
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