Quem diz #Elenão? perfil e perspectivas de quem participou do movimento

Abstract

This article analyzes the movement #elenão, the result of the process of resistance to the election of Jair Bolsonaro. Its objectives are to know the profile and perspectives of those who participated in the movement; reflect on the dialectical relationship between academy-society in order to understand how both are influenced and to which direction they have been heading; understand what the target audience considers participation in the movement, as well as their motivations; understand cyberactivism as an intrinsic phenomenon to contemporary social movements and contribute to the strengthening and maturation of the feminist and democratic struggle in Brazil. In order to theoretically base the analysis, a bibliographic research was carried out and the key concepts (gender, sex, feminism, patriarchy, democracy, social movements and cyberactivism) were discussed for the densification of the reflection, from a dialectical-critical perspective. For the survey of mixed data, a semistructured questionnaire was elaborated, which had 2,617 voluntary, individual, public and anonymous responses. The result found was a participation profile that represents some privileges in Brazilian society, such as racial, economic, educational and regional, despite sharing reasons that justify their participation in the movement, which took place, mostly in the online sphere, such as promoting hate speech, intolerance to differences and male chauvinismo and racist manifestations of Bolsonaro.