"Transvestites and transsexual women demonstrate for the right to use women's restrooms open to the public in a shopping mall in São Paulo. The act has repercussions on a news site of great circulation, provoking the reaction of hundreds of readers. Ubirajara Caputo analyzed the opinions of this group of people, most of whom were against the right of use motivated by religious and social conceptions or by attributing to the plaintiffs a dubious character and distorted aspects of health and body.
Among the messages sent to the site, those that propose actions of extermination both symbolic and physical stand out, approaching the Nazi discourse of the first half of the twentieth century. Ubirajara de None Caputo, a systems analyst with a bachelor's degree in Labor Sciences, is a master's student in Social Psychology at the University of São Paulo and dedicates himself to researching violence against trans people in contemporary Brazil."
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