Pensando a consciência coletiva de homens gays: um ensaio para decolonizar o corpo negro

Abstract

This article seeks to discuss the perceptions of black men about the archetypes of the collective LGBTQIA + consciousness regarding the black body. Thus, it addresses how decolonial studies help to understand the subordinate condition of black men in the LGBTQIA + community, with the theoretical contribution formed by the dialogue between Durkheim's concept of collective consciousness, decolonial studies and decolonial queer. And, in this way, it is evident how the collective conscience of the LGBTQIA + community is colonized by the ideal of hypersexualization of the black man's body.