Aug 2026· Revista Práxis e Hegemonia Popular· Vol 11· 0 citations
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The lives of the Black population in Brazil have been violated in various aspects and periods throughout history. Although racism is not the motivator of enslavement, it nevertheless becomes one of its worst consequences. That said, the capitalist mode of production corroborates and exploits the disparities caused by racism, characterizing it not only as a colonial legacy but also as a vital factor in the production and reproduction of capitalism, which manifests itself in society beyond the economic sphere. The Marxist theory used and discussed throughout this article allows us to recognize and identify the multiple expressions in the movement of reality beyond appearance, observing reality as what it is, unique and changeable. Thus, this article aims to discuss the implications of racism in Brazil, addressing the dialectical historical materialist method as intrinsic to its analysis.
This article aims to discuss the relationship between coloniality and gender, expressed today in monuments that obliterate the violence perpetrated against Black and Indigenous women during the colonization of the Americas. Methodologically, we draw on Aníbal Quijano's concept of "coloniality of power" and Maria Lugon...
João Pedro Pezatto, R. Domingues· Revista Gênero· 0 citations
This article proceeds from the hypothesis that understanding the historical construction of racial hierarchies is indispensable to explaining the persistence of racism in Brazilian society. From a historical-critical perspective, it examines the formation of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century racial theories and analyz...
Williem da Silva Barreto Júnior· Revista DCS· 0 citations
Understanding reproductive justice in Brazil is complex and involves movements and studies from a wide variety of sources, mainly from fields of knowledge such as the Social Sciences. Issues related to reproductive justice in the country are marked by gender, race, and class, which must be considered together in the an...
Maria Luiza Barbosa Sousa, Rossana Maria Marinho Albuquerque· Confluências | Revista Inter...· 0 citations
The socio-political context of Egypt is full of the affectual burdens of history. The revolutions of both 1952 and 2011 proclaimed that the oppressive, colonial past had been overthrown decisively. So why has the oppression perpetrated by previous regimes been repeated? What impact has this had on the lives of ‘ordinar...
This essay proposes a reading of Carta das Ilhas Andarilhas (1952), by Jacques Prévert and André François, grounded in the tension between utopia and colonization that structures its narrative. Published in the context of the geopolitical reconfiguration of postwar Europe and the rise of independence movements, the wor...
Daniela Spinelli· Revista de Estudios Utópicos...· 0 citations
In Europe’s colonial past, Christian missionaries played a role in bringing Western values to other parts of the world at the expense of more indigenous practices and cultures. This article starts with a practice that developed from a reversal of this pattern: a priest who went to South Africa to convert indigenous tri...
K. Fierke· Pluriversal International Re...· 0 citations
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