POLICY FOR PIGEONS: THE [IN]ACCESS OF TRANSVESTITES, TRANSGENDER AND TRANSSEXUALS TO THE UNIQUE HEALTH SYSTEM IN RONDONIA
Queer; SUS; Public Health, LGBTIQ
The objective of this research is the analysis of the lack of access of transvestites, transgenders and transsexuals to the Public Health System (SUS) in the state of Rondônia, notably to the Transexualization Process (PrTr). The look is launched on the human sexual/identitarian difference, through the interdisciplinary dialogue of the fields of human rights; health law; studies of sexualities and gender. In order to elaborate criticism and present a proposal of possible public policy to be executed within the logic of the SUS rondoniense/amazonic/peripheral, I resorted to studies affectionate to coloniality (postcolonial and decolonial); to participant anthropological observation, [auto]ethnographic register and to queer theory, which in turn, positioned this work through an experimental methodology. This research is of mixed methods, with a qualitative, descriptive and applied approach, using the queer method, decolonial epistemological disobedience and [self-]ethnography as methodological tools.