Transphobia and non-binarity
the regime of sexual difference and the cisgender rule
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https://doi.org/10.9771/peri.v1i20.54773Abstract
This article aims to reflect on the historical process of the monosexual regime and sexual difference, terms created by Preciado (2022), and how they impact on gender constructions and the maintenance of transphobia, allied to cisgender standards. To analyze how transphobia affects non-binary trans corporalities, demanding a negotiation between aesthetics, passability and gender, in addition to the multiple forms of violence that plague the entire trans community in different ways. It is an invitation to go beyond the conventions of the cisgender rule, which continues to measure trans bodies and define their categories of belonging and inhumanity. For the construction of this reflection, authors such as Preciado (20220), Bento (2016), Tonhon (2016), Quinalha (2022), among other authors, are used.
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