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Ep. 7-Grada Kilomba - Memórias de Plantação Episódios de Racismo Cotidiano. C/ Bruna Santiago (p. 1)

from Filosofia Pós-colonial · host Daniel Christian

Olá, eu sou Daniel Christian mestrando em filosofia pela Universidade Federal de Sergipe Coordenador do Grupo de Estudos em Intelectuais Negros do NEABI - UFS e autor do podcast Filosofia Pós-colonial. Quer apoiar nossa iniciativa? Contribua no https://apoia.se/filosofiaposcolonial Neste episódio vamos trabalhar a interpretação da obra Memórias de Plantação Episódios de Racismo Cotidiano da escritora portuguesa Grada Kilomba. Bruna Santiago é Graduada em História pela Universidade Federal de Campina Grande, Mestranda pela Universidade Federal de Sergipe. Coordenadora do Grupo de Estudos Literários em Escrituras Negras e ciberativista - @leituraspretas. Na obra que discutiremos, a autora traz aspectos da estruturação do racismo e depoimentos de mulheres pretas quanto ao enfretamento do racismo cotidiano bem como consequências dele para a subjetividade da mulher preta. Esta obra foi uma referência constante para os autores da coleção feminismos plurais, pela profundidade do debate que ela enseja. Silvio de Almeida, Carla Akotirene e Dijamila Ribeiro, fazem constantemente referência a essa importante obra. Este livro que se pautou na obra de Frantz Fanon, bell hooks e Paul Gilroy, além de outros teoricos da questão racial.

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