Meu corpo na pós-graduação: uma narrativa autobiográfica afrofeminista

Abstract

The present work reports my autobiographical trajectory on the return to college, the difficulties and obstacles as a black woman I travel through, maintenance of gender inequalities in social institutions, experiences related to that of other women in the body of work. Th is work is relevant to inspire other women that it is possible to create resistance strategies, continue their path politicizing and resisting. This research used as references mainly black authors such as: (Evaristo, Hooks, Gonzales) - which dialogue and contribute to the development of the work, bibliographic data of a qualitative character of an extreme importance for the socialization and dissemination of Afro-Brazilian works. Does the researcher try to analyze how forms of oppression manifest and interfere with a woman's personal life? How do prejudices become established influence that woman's political perception? How can Afrofeminist knowledge and sororities help us? I realized that the patriarchal historical repressor system organizes itself and reinforces oppression and nullity of the so-called "abnormal" bodies, making it necessary to expand dialogues, debates and continuous interventions on sexuality, gender, feminism and diversity, fair and inclusive construction.