Abstract
Given the oppressive conditions present in educational spaces and the increasing lethal violence against the LGBTI+ population, it seems essential to consider the school as a place of production of living. We understand that violence and its effects are not ontologically connected to dissident bodies, but rather, we recognize their disruptive force against social norms. Therefore, we seek to make visible ways of being that emerge in the pedagogical process when intersected by oppressions and violence. To do this, we believe that telling dissident stories is an effort against the hegemonic narrative of the victorious group. The present article performs a narrative exercise based on the image of children and adolescents who establish other ways not only of performing but also of ensuring gender recognition in the school environment, thus announcing a queer pedagogy