ArticleCadernos de saude publica2026
[The development of gender identity and the construction of self among transgender women during youth].
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The aim was to analyze how transsexual women and travestis in the state of Bahia, Brazil, narrate the constitution of their gender identification in youth and the construction of self, linking collective memory and gender norms. A qualitative study was conducted in two cities (capital and instate municipality) with 12 participants identified by pseudonyms. Data collection involved interviews (2020-2021), a field log, and thematic content analysis (Bardin), with management in Atlas.ti, double coding, triangulation, and peer review. The reports revealed the role of family, school, religion, and area of residence as social frameworks that structure memories, and showed how early hormone treatment, the use of body technologies, and the experience of pathologization shaped negotiations for recognition and access to care. Moreover, the narratives highlighted the production of names and identity positionings as situated performative acts. Memory operates as a regulating social practice and a performative power of resistance, which implies the need for health policies that overcome pathologization and recognize the specificities of travestis and transsexual women.
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