As jovens rurais de Cachoeira Seca/Caruaru : uma análise interseccional entre gênero/juventude/desenvolvimento local

Abstract

The present research analyzes the demand for Public Policies from young women of Cachoeira Seca community voices, trying an intersectionality perspective of study. Cachoeira Seca can be defined as a rural area in Pernambuco/ Brazil Northeast, with a distinguished semi-arid climate. The relevance of this study is to understand social dynamics and power relations in a rural community, in which young women have became seamstresses while agricultural laborers. The intersectionality is a three-dimensional shape to look at discrimination and subordination of some social subject for the time being receptors of Public Policies. Specifically in this research, social subject is the young woman, and the space in which she lives and works. In this sense, it seeks to examine whether the Public Policies offered to these rural young women attempt to attending their demands. As a result, it can be noticed, through young women listened by research, that there is a lack of communication between the local government and the community. In this sense, it had been observed that the local Public Policies or are absent or, if present, do not meet the specific demands of the rural young women of Cachoeira Seca. Theoretical bases are brings from Crenshaw (2002) intersectionality; Wanderley (2000) Rural concepts; Castro (2006), Rural Youths; Elias (1994), Society of individuals; De Jesus (2003), Local Development concepts; Trivinos (2003), Methodology, Scott (1990) Gender concept; Santos (2010, 2002), Epistemology, among others.