“Meu corpo, minhas regras”: a representação dos corpos femininos na marcha das vadias Amapá

Abstract

The Slut Walk is a marked social movement by aweless aesthetic, especially by female body that ceases to be docile/tamed and becomes a social and political claims agent. This study aims to present and discuss how activists and protesters of Slut Walk Amapá understand their own engagement in the movement, focusing on the body use as right claim instrument. I seek to discuss the female body notion and understand it as a political plataform from the look of these social actors. The Slut Walk Amapá is a youg movement , but recognized as na important feminist space in the state. The methodological design is thought literature review about the female body, monitoring of blogs, websites, social networks and media coverage of Slut Walk Amapá, was also made direct observation of the event, as well as interviews and conversations with activists and protesters.