COLONIALITY, CLOSET, LGBTQIA+, LGBTPHOBIA, LGBTQIA+ HEALTH CARE, NATIONAL LGBT COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH POLICY

This work proposes to place at the center of human rights discussions a sunny discussion about the ethnic-racial roots of the closet, seeking to understand its social representations in the imagination of professionals who work in public policies. This is the analysis of the coloniality of sexuality and gender in professional thinking about LGBTQIA+ health care. The study also sought to investigate whether the race, sexual orientation and gender identity of professionals influence the quality of the service. The data source was established from a course offered to health professionals. As one of the main results, it was found that the cabinet affiliated with the paradigm of coloniality, promotes quality control of services provided by SUS professionals, which has in its service base populations that have historically been subjugated by racism.