Empoderar para resistir e existir: a importância do empoderamento na autoestima do povo negro e para qualidade de vida dessa população no Brasil.
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CUNHA, Hellen Dominique Silva da
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OLIVEIRA, Danielle Freitas de Lima
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JoFFER, Suzana da Cunha Joffer
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O objeto de estudo deste artigo consiste em analisar as relações que existem entre o empoderamento e a autoestima do povo negro no Brasil, e as estruturas capitalistas que englobam a sociedade, analisando a importância de ter uma identidade e de se reconhecer perante a cultura e tradições de um povo, que se manifesta no modo em que expressamos nossas identidades. E como isso é essencial na autoestima e empoderamento do povo negro como forma de resistência. Como que em um país majoritariamente composto por pessoas negras o racismo ainda é tão enraizado? quais as consequências disso para a qualidade de vida do povo negro no Brasil?. Este artigo busca trazer reflexões sobre essas perguntas através da análise social e a relações racializadas da ancestralidade e autoestima dos povos negros desde a colonização até os dias atuais. A metodologia utilizada foi através de pesquisas bibliográficas, relatos de vivência e estudo aprofundado no tema. Para obter conclusões assertivas, foi necessário uma análise crítica sobre as relações interraciais das pessoas negras no Brasil, e a posição social que um corpo marginalizado ocupa, como essas questões interferem na autoestima e no empoderamento de pessoas pretas, e como esses aspectos podem ser combatidos para uma sociedade mais equitativa e com mais qualidade de vida para os povos negros brasileiros, através da junção de empoderamento e luta social coletiva. Resulta desta análise crítica, que o processo de escravização e exploração do Brasil colonial foi estruturando-se em uma sociedade racista e contribuiu para a forma com que as pessoas negras são enxergadas nos dias atuais. A falta de empoderamento e autoestima é proveniente de anos de apagamento cultural e social dos povos negros, que impactam diretamente na falta de referência e na falta de uma consciência racial coletiva, que apesar de existente de forma sucinta, ainda está logue dos princípios de equidade social das questões inter-raciais.
The object of study of this article consists of analyzing the relationships that exist between the empowerment and self-esteem of black people in Brazil, and the capitalist structures that encompass society, analyzing the importance of having an identity and considering oneself before culture and traditions. of a people, which manifests itself in the way we express our identities. And how essential this is in the self-esteem and empowerment of black people as a form of resistance. How is it that in a country made up mostly of black people, racism is still so deep-rooted? What are the consequences of this for the quality of life of black people in Brazil? This article seeks to bring reflections on these issues through social analysis and racialized relations of ancestry and self-esteem of black people from colonization to the present day. The methodology used was through bibliographical research, experience reports and in-depth study on the topic. To obtain assertive information, a critical analysis of the interracial relationships of black people in Brazil was necessary, and the social position that a marginalized body occupies, how these issues interfere with the self-esteem and empowerment of black people, and how these aspects can be fought for a more equitable society with a better quality of life for black Brazilian people, through the particularity of empowerment and collective social struggle. The result of this critical analysis is that the process of enslavement and exploitation in colonial Brazil was structured into a racist society and contributed to the way black people are viewed today. The lack of empowerment and self-esteem comes from years of cultural and social erasure of black people, which directly impacts the lack of reference and the lack of collective racial consciousness, which despite existing succinctly, is still linked to the principles of equity of interracial issues.
The object of study of this article consists of analyzing the relationships that exist between the empowerment and self-esteem of black people in Brazil, and the capitalist structures that encompass society, analyzing the importance of having an identity and considering oneself before culture and traditions. of a people, which manifests itself in the way we express our identities. And how essential this is in the self-esteem and empowerment of black people as a form of resistance. How is it that in a country made up mostly of black people, racism is still so deep-rooted? What are the consequences of this for the quality of life of black people in Brazil? This article seeks to bring reflections on these issues through social analysis and racialized relations of ancestry and self-esteem of black people from colonization to the present day. The methodology used was through bibliographical research, experience reports and in-depth study on the topic. To obtain assertive information, a critical analysis of the interracial relationships of black people in Brazil was necessary, and the social position that a marginalized body occupies, how these issues interfere with the self-esteem and empowerment of black people, and how these aspects can be fought for a more equitable society with a better quality of life for black Brazilian people, through the particularity of empowerment and collective social struggle. The result of this critical analysis is that the process of enslavement and exploitation in colonial Brazil was structured into a racist society and contributed to the way black people are viewed today. The lack of empowerment and self-esteem comes from years of cultural and social erasure of black people, which directly impacts the lack of reference and the lack of collective racial consciousness, which despite existing succinctly, is still linked to the principles of equity of interracial issues.
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empoderamento, autoestima, qualidade de vida, ancestralidade, afrodescendentes