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The experience of life of a transgender person shows us that differently from what the heterosexual norms reinforces, the truth about gender is not trapped to the sexual binomial (male/female) and that it rebuilds itself in several possibilities of gender. Transgender men, for example, are the ones who were born biologically in the female sex, but socially they recognize themselves in the male gender. This work aims at comprehending how questions of sexuality and gender identity are livid by transgender men in the university context of the Universidade Federal da Paraíba (UFPB), which is located in João Pessoa-PB. The methodology was based on the qualitative perspective and we used a semi structured interview to do so. In this research, we count on the collaboration of two transgender men who are students at the Universidade Federal da Paraíba (UFPB). Our theoretical framework is based on authors such as Bento (2006, 2008), Butler (1993), Miskolci (2015), Galli and Vieira (2015) and others. The results shows us that discriminatory attitudes were lived in University, and that they still happen commonly against transgender people. According to the transgender men who collaborated with this research, prejudice and discrimination are also reasons for avoidance and dropout; and the fight for a respectful society for everybody continues.

A PRESENÇA DE HOMENS TRANS NO ENSINO SUPERIOR: O QUE ELES NOS DIZEM