Ser com o outro, conviver e cuidar - enfrentamentos cotidianos ao racismo religioso

Abstract

It is an experience of living together and learning from Casa de Oya, a candomblé “terreiro” of Goiânia (Goiás), and the relationship with the Iyalorixá Watusi, who presented other Afro-religious people who composed the set of interlocutors of the research. The purpose of this work is to discuss religious racism base don the daily experiences of Afro-religious people, taking the ethnographic theory as approach, the productivity of the meeting of native theories with anthropological theories. According to the relations and experiences, research was shifted from conventional politics, bureaucratic institutions and the State, to other forms of politics, practices and creations, for the daily confrontations guided by ways of establishing relationship, of living together to be with others and to take care, especially of life, of their continuous production and of our people.