Militância, resistência e embates sócio-políticos do gênero feminino nos anos da ditadura militar no Brasil

Abstract

The period of the Military Dictatorship in Brazil is one of the most expressive moments of national politics, being the largest and most radical phase of political domination of the extreme right of the country and at the same time the peak of the activities of leftist militants and sympathizers who joined and manifested in favor of the secularization of social media. It stands out for the numerology of people who rebelled both in support and in opposition to the regime, making this period the most hostile in the country's history. Hostility that has permeated the media, families, religions, national security organs, internal and mainly external commercial relations and the simpler population, especially the feminine gender to which this work seeks to emphasize, disrupting some of the initial forms the role of women in the media, in the movement for amnesty, in meetings, trainings and congresses for greater autonomy of the gender; also dealing with the emergence of feminism in Brazil and the participation of women in the armed struggle, using personal reports of survivors who experienced in practice the impositions and punishments taught by the regime's authoritarianism.