La dinámica placer/afecto en la constitución de feminidades en mujeres negras y mestizas-blancas de diferentes sectores sociales en el suroccidente colombiano

this article analyzes the production of certain femininities by looking at the tensions between pleasure and affection arising from the sexual biographies of 18 black and white-mestizo women, of different social classes, skin color, sexual orientation, generation, age, marital status, and offspring contemporary south-western colombia. four typologies constructed by this investigation reveal the rising role of pleasure in the conformation of contemporary subjectivities. results are discussed in a foucaultian perspective, with the tools of radical feminism, queer theory and lacanian psychoanalysis. this sociological analysis also benefits from afro-american feminism. using feminist intersectionality theory, it pays particular attention to the role of racialization, by articulating the sexual and racial experience of black interviewees.