A situação de rua das Marias através dos olhos ancestrais da interseccionalidade

Abstract

The present study proposes a bibliographical analysis on the intersection of structural oppressions of race, class, gender diversity and sexuality, which cross the life of the Marys in the street situation. Using as an analytical struggle, the tool of black feminism coined with intersectionality, an ideology that neither dichotomizes nor hierarchizes oppressions. It is thus possible to realize that racial oppression underlies the movement of these bodies to the homeless situation, but the capitalist economic system develops and deepens this manifestation of the social question. Understanding how the social imposition of cisheteronormativity legitimizes violence against dissident bodies and desires, and the street is on this path as a form of "freedom." The research contributes to the theoretical construction about oppressions that intersect the lives of black women in the street situation, proposing anti-racist interventions in public policies.