Abstract
This paper addresses the Anti-discrimination, gender, and sexuality interconnection points in Brazilian Constitutional Court decisions on homotransphobia, gender identity, and blood donation by homosexuals. Taking into account the public impact, as well as the analytical potential in such judicial rulings, it identifies an actual relationship between the development of Anti-discrimination Law in legal reasoning and the gender and sexuality social and political dynamic.
Keywords:
Gender and sexuality; Anti-Discrimination Law; Brazilian Supreme Court