MOVIMENTO BLACK E A CONTRACULTURA NEGRA NO RIO DE JANEIRO E SÃO PAULO NOS ANOS DE 1970
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The study briefly revisits the history of the consolidation of the black movement in the cities of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo during the 1970s, the time of the military dictatorship in Brazil. The aim is to investigate the systemic repression faced by the movement during this period. Using a bibliographical review of works that analyzed documents and oral sources, it was revealed that the movement was the target of military investigations, resulting in repression of those who attended the dances. The analysis of various sources, including reports and photographs, indicates that the military dictatorship promoted processes of criminalization against blacks, reinforcing the racist nature of the regime.
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