“SO I DON’T ASK, I LOOK AND TAKE NOTES”: RACIAL RELATIONS AND INSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN THE PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE OF PSYCHOLOGISTS AT CRAS
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Oct 31, 2022
Keywords:
Race; racism; social assistance; CRAS; citizenship; social psychology; public policies.
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This article analyzes how racial issues cross the practices of psychologists working in the Social Assistance Reference Centers - CRAS in São João de Meriti. Based on a qualitative methodology, the 4 psychology professionals were interviewed where we sought to verify the implementation of the legal guidelines regulated by the Federal Council of Psychology - CFP to face racism. It was found in the results found that, despite racism being one of the most important debates in the country, where there is a legal mobilization for its confrontation, psychology still lacks a theoretical and practical framework that broadly equips professionals for their work in the protection basics of SUAS.
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Siqueira, A. C. A. N., & Mattos, A. R. (2022). “SO I DON’T ASK, I LOOK AND TAKE NOTES”: RACIAL RELATIONS AND INSTITUTIONAL RACISM IN THE PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE OF PSYCHOLOGISTS AT CRAS. Journal of Black Brazilian Researchers Association, 14(Ed. Especi), 191–214. Retrieved from https://abpn.emnuvens.com.br/site/article/view/1450
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