O menino morto com um sorriso sem dentes: Narrativas de assassinatos de adolescentes por LGBTIfobia no Brasil

This article analyses ways of storytelling teenagers’ murders by LGBTIphobia in Brazil. Narratives are understood as incomplete stories able to change and transmission, being a relevant strategy for research in Social Psychology. Thus, this research discussed Gay Group of Bahia’s annual reports about LGBTIphobic murder. The paper also analyses some narratives on a teenager’s murder case by LGBTIphobia (in São Paulo-Brazil in 2014). We concluded that gender, sexuality, and generation are categories politically controlled for life preservation or exposition to threatening. This shows a need for a broad concept of LGBTIphobia which gives account to collective and social responsibility on deaths.