“…We deepen on who are sexual beings in the mass media, who have the right to visualize their sexuality and if there are differences in the sexualization of women and men, heterosexual and homosexual, white and black people. Likewise, we delve into the analysis of self-construction as sexual and sexual being through social networks, reality shows and other types of current platforms, which destabilize the boundaries between the public and the private by changing the visibility regimes of self and others.  …”
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