THE COLONIAL CONSTRUCTION OF HOMOTRANSPHOBIA AND ITS PERPETUATION IN THE ALGORITHMIC ERA FOR ETERNAL FASCISM

Abstract

Abstract: The main objective of this study is to highlight how European colonization broke with the naturalization of homosexual lives of indigenous peoples in Brazil and how this colonial legacy generates effects nowadays. For this purpose, based on a documentary review, a brief historiography will be presented, contextualizing the naturalness of homosexual relationships among the indigenous peoples mentioned here and the way they were portrayed by the first Europeans in the 16th century. Then, using a bibliographical review, we intend to demonstrate how colonizing laws were based on religious dogmas, starting to criminalize LGBTQIAPN+ existences, contradicting the customs of those who lived here. Alongside this, from a critical perspective, there is the extermination resulting from the colonization process, through legalized violence, and epistemicide, as a way of erasing the culture of ancestral peoples, through the manipulation of language, with the use of cunning rationality, changing the interpretations given to the expression sodomy. This colonial legacy, as will be demonstrated, continues to this day, finding in the algorithm a new tool used by eternal fascism. This tool contributes to manipulating affections, maneuvering the masses against the human rights of the LGBTQIAPN+ population, even after the recognition of the criminalization of homotransphobia by the Federal Supreme Court. And, by understanding how this manipulation occurs, we hope to contribute to the emancipation and strengthening of the social achievements to historically vulnerable community.