Notas zoneadas sobre politica-de-putas em tempos de golpe: sobre o encontro com prostitutas que lutam e labutam na Zona Boêmia de BH

• Ano de defesa: 2018
• Autor(a) principal: Andre Geraldo Ribeiro Diniz
• Tipo de documento: Tese
• Tipo de acesso: Acesso aberto
• Idioma: por
• Instituição de defesa: Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais; UFMG
• Palavras-chave em Português: Feminismo Acadêmico; Análise da Experiência; Prostituição; Autonomia; Movimento de Prostitutas; Identidade Política; Prostitutas; Psicologia; Feminismo
• Link de acesso: http://hdl.handle.net/1843/BUOS-BCEGW7

The prostitutes resist! In the present times, they have said things to the world, which the world never imagined hearing. Things about who they are, what they do and what they want for themselves. Their eyes also has perspective! For those who are interested in what people say, especially those we have heard little over time, are interesting things to hear, because they also talk a lot about the world and about us. It is a perspective that registers, at the same time that it narrates, a part of the sideof-there of the great history. The down red-ligth has sought to collectivize its perspectives, and has built solidarities for life and for the struggle for better days. A group of them, associates, took center stage in Minas Gerais. In the intervals of one program and another, they work, under sweat, to construct their own narratives about the zone and about the life-prostitute. They seek to amplify these narratives, for the world and for themselves, aiming at a horizon of more citizenship. I sought to listen to them and interact with them, in principle, in an ethnographic encounter. I was there for 5 years, for meetings also mediated by politics and teaching. Also in joking circumstances, inevitable when searching for spaces where life unfolds, where recreation adds unknown, and where the borderline that separates the numerous identities of people practically undoes, even when one is-is a researcher. At that meeting, I tried to zoom in on my lenses to focus on the dynamics of (re) invention of political identities that whores have mobilized. Focus established, everything else has been processed in our interaction, so that what I can narrate here is the product of cross-linked perspectives. It is true that, because it is the protagonist of the text, I could scarcely have expected that it would not be mine to be the protagonist of the perspective. My intention, however, is to make the knowledge that compose it more transparent, and to allow them to dialogue with the perspective of whores. I've heard a lot about work, about rights, about sex and sexuality, about prejudice. I knew a little more about the everyday life of the easy-life, that of the easy has nothing. I have seen women re (inventing) the political game, claiming body, pleasure and ghetto as fighting artifacts. I discussed with them the impact of the association, and of the narratives it produces about the world, but above all about themselves. I collaborated in the affirmation of the legitimacy of a voice-whore in the contest for the city and the social recognition, and in the denunciation of putafobia as one of the evils that hinder the access to such resources. I learned from them that some of the monsters they fight with act through me and the groups, segments and institutions I represented at our meeting. I saw closely the swirl of a social segment that tries to make its voice echo, snore. Like whores, they mess up the identitary, programmatic, and relational references of the conventional political game, and create a political whip.