Movimento feminista negro, questões ético-raciais e sexistas

Abstract

Brazil was deeply influenced by European currents, whose traces resonate in the Brazilian social structure, keeping the models of the colonialist empire intact. The marks of exploitation and inequality left by the enslavement of people still persist today. This work aims to present colonialism in the imposition of ethical-racial issues, highlighting racism, sexism, misogyny and transphobia. Based on the contributions of renowned authors who discuss the topic, drawing a parallel between the experiences of people marginalized (black) by colonization and the marks that remained present in the 21st century. The struggles of the black feminist movement, throughout the ages, emphasize the discussion of race as a driver of change for the black population. To support this study, bibliographic and documentary research was used, including the review of books, articles and legislative documents that regulate racism as a non-bailable crime, the result of the incessant battles for fundamental social rights. The continuous need for demands from marginalized communities and State mediation to implement public policies that support the guarantees achieved and firm the inclusion of black women in society is evident.