Diversidad sexual en Colombia

Abstract

Desire as a potency in the becoming-monster serves as an academic and practical invitation to explore concepts such as bodies, subjectivations, rhizome, becomings, life, potencies, CsO, and monsters within the philosophy of difference, drawing on authors like Nietzsche, Deleuze, Guattari, and Irigaray. The research aims to illuminate the experiences of LGBTIPQ individuals who have navigated both biological and political realms amid the complex context of COVID-19 in Bogotá, Colombia, between 2020 and 2023. It presents narratives of diverse lives that reveal compositions and agencies allowing them to resist the impositions of capitalism and the market regarding what it means to be an "accepted, desired, and valued diverse sexual person." The document is premised on the notion that LGBTIPQ identities have been silently trapped by the insidious concept of "masculinity," from which there was a significant effort to escape during the 1990s in the struggle for rights, equity, and freedom.