(2019-12-10) Martins, Gabryele de Oliveira; Silva, Marcília Gama da; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0090863442089957; http://lattes.cnpq.br/5505090178451327
This paper analyzes the history and practice of women's soccer in Brazil from the historical presences and absences that permeate the woman - soccer relationship, which make it difficult to write about the sport (which today is considered a national passion, but has already been vetoed). to social minorities). And it tells how such legal, political, and social bans have contributed to the gap that today separates women's and men's universes from national football and creating stigmas that continue to this day by encouraging sexist discourses about the role and place of women on a daily basis.
