Poster History Latin American Studies LGBT+
Arts & Humanities, Research, University of St Andrews

Crafting a Revolution, Creating a Generation poster

This project focuses on the role of the LGBTT Movement in the democratisation movement in dictatorial Brazil (1964-1985). The movement played an important role in democratisation and in how the regime responded to anti-dictatorial groups, and was culturally and politically threatening to the regime.
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Flavia Fernandez-Pita (She/Her)
History Student, University of St. Andrews

Hello! I'm an incoming third-year History student at the University of St Andrews. I'm from Madrid, Spain, but I moved to Scotland for university. 

My research project focuses on the impact of the Cold War on sexuality and sexual expression among LGBTQ+ youth in Brazil and the relationship between sexuality and the state in a military dictatorship. 

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