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Black identities in diaspora and the decolonization of representation

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Resumo:This paper addresses the cultural identities of the black diaspora, exploring its constitution through multi-locality, the colonial historical processes of racial objectification and the practices of black resistance on its individual and collective dimensions. Approaching the use of images and the forms of representation as mechanisms to naturalize racial hierarchies, this study discusses the disruption of the colonial project through the development of critical awareness alongside new standpoints and perspectives, presenting the convergence points on the identity discourses of the black diaspora.
Autores principais:Furtado, Lucianna
Outros Autores:Guimarães Corrêa, Laura
Assunto:Diáspora negra Racismo Interseccional
Ano:2018
País:Brasil
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:IBICT
Idioma:português
Origem:Oasisbr
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Resumo:This paper addresses the cultural identities of the black diaspora, exploring its constitution through multi-locality, the colonial historical processes of racial objectification and the practices of black resistance on its individual and collective dimensions. Approaching the use of images and the forms of representation as mechanisms to naturalize racial hierarchies, this study discusses the disruption of the colonial project through the development of critical awareness alongside new standpoints and perspectives, presenting the convergence points on the identity discourses of the black diaspora.

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