Processo de transexualização: uma trajetória de militância trans na cidade de Juiz de Fora 2011-2016

Abstract

This thesis aims to describe and analyze a trans militancy trajectory in the city of Juiz de Fora including in the anthropological discussion of gender and sexuality studies. Namely, the Beatriz trajectory of life, between 2011 and 2016 in the city of Juiz de Fora, who participated in the foundation of VisiTrans and she is militant by the Collective of Sexual Diversity and Gender "Duas Cabeças", and their struggle is for the “people who lives what I live”. In other words, not just only by way of the body changes, but for the faults and public policy failures that pathologizing the subjectivity instead to recognize the transsexual people as subjects of law. This path runs along the path of implementation of the first public policies for the gender and sexual diversity in Brazil and of the national sexual conflicts arising from this grant of rights reverberate in the city of Juiz de Fora. Specifically this research presents an ethnographic analysis of the gradual introduction of this trajectory in the university militancy for gender and sexual diversity in the Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora seeking to reflect and understand how this path to entice their militancy continues to negotiate its transsexual autonomy in the health, law and policy areas. Thus it was possible to achieve some considerations about three aspects, first of all on the transsexual restriction autonomy on the scope of health and rights that led this trajectory to subscribe to and procuring effective local strategies, though, demonstrating the need for improvement of SUS transsexual process and despathologization of transsexuality. The second on in a sexual conflict in the transsexual autonomy policy can be decreased and at the same time be carried out at distinct levels. And the third on which political terms it is possible a built transsexual autonomy.