NOSSOS PRÓPRIOS PASSOS: A ORGANIZAÇÃO DAS MULHERES NEGRAS BRASILEIRAS ONTEM E HOJE
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Aug 31, 2022
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Mulheres Negras; Movimento de Mulheres Negras; Organização.
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Abstract: This article aims to describe and discuss the historical process of black women's organization in Brazil, recalling events and activities important to the struggle of the black women's movement. At first, the struggle of the black women's movement is highlighted and, later, the meetings, seminars and conferences and their importance for the organization of the black women's movement are presented. In addition, the struggle of black women in Brazil to reverse racial inequalities is highlighted, focusing on the understanding that this social movement takes on an organizational body, mainly from the 1980s onwards and remains alive and active to this day.
Keywords: Black women; Black Women's Movement; Organization.
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Guimarães, C. de F., Corrêa, L. J. L., & Alves, C. de O. (2022). NOSSOS PRÓPRIOS PASSOS: A ORGANIZAÇÃO DAS MULHERES NEGRAS BRASILEIRAS ONTEM E HOJE. Journal of Black Brazilian Researchers Association, 14(41), 287–305. Retrieved from https://abpn.emnuvens.com.br/site/article/view/1300
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