Corpos translúcidos: a potência das experiências transfemininas e suas trajetórias para o acesso e permanência no mercado de trabalho

Abstract

This is research whose focus was on understanding the conditions of insertion and permanence of trans and transvestite women in the job market, whose dynamics are organized in the context of contemporary capitalist, dependent and peripheral society. Its general objective was to understand how and to what extent patriarchal cisheteronormative and racialized gender relations affect the professional trajectories of this segment. As a methodological delimitation, it was a qualitative and descriptive research, of an exploratory type that used as a research technique the collection of data from the Virtual Social Networks (RSV) of three trans and transvestite women. The information was obtained from the transcription and analysis of fifteen videos published by the protagonists already presented here and twelve interviews with direct speech, preserving the full content of their speeches. The results showed that the construction of transfeminine careers, in addition to prostitution, is an individual, but also a collective effort, to overcome these bodies that operate outside the cisheterosexist, binary and gendered norm, giving new meaning to identities, experiences and experiences by increasingly occupying spaces never previously thought of socially for them. This study, when dealing with the intricacies of the relationship between sexual and gender diversity and work, based on the story of three women, highlighted the importance of offering subsidies in the field of legislation and public policies that meet the needs of this segment of the workforce.