O que pode um corpo LGBTQIA+? corpo, gênero e sexualidade a partir do movimento LGBTQIA+ em Marabá-PA (2008 a 2019)

Abstract

This paper aims to discuss body, gender and sexuality from the LGBTQIA+ Movement of the city of Marabá-PA, a segment that is marginalized for being treated as "out of the norm" by the patriarchal society, which puts itself as hegemonic. The specific objective is based on analyzing how this social movement contributed and influenced for LGBTQIA+ bodies to have visibility in Marabaense society, considering that, historically, it was built the conception that such bodies are pathological, strange, that escape the normativity, and thus they need repression. The method used for immersion in the researched field focused on developing an ethnographic work, which brings to the text the narratives of certain individuals, who acted and act as activists within the marabaense Movement. Moreover, a historical rescue was elaborated in the local media, which provided that, throughout the research, a critical look was taken at this material produced by marabaense journalism. Finally, this paper takes a critical look at the advances and impasses that this Marabaense activism has generated and still generates in its existence.