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Movimento negro em Belém : ação coletiva de combate ao racismo e defesa de negras e negros
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2017-12-10) CONCEIÇÃO, Domingos; NASCIMENTO, Maria Antônia Cardoso; http://lattes.cnpq.br/2918467728101022
The object of study of this dissertation is the collective action to combat racism and defense of blacks and blacks, whose main objective is to investigate, the practice of collective action to combat racism and defense of blacks and blacks in Belém do Pará in the period from 1995 to 2013, based on theories and concepts related to collective actions and social movements. The methodology, method and techniques of research followed the theoretical basis that we propose to follow. The method used is the Marxist and the methodology was given by historical-sociological procedure involving literature review, bibliographical research and field research whose techniques used were: observations, interviews (semistructured and participant) and documentary survey of the reality of the Black Movement in Belém, articulated with that of the Brazilian Black Social Movement. The results we get are that there is a Black Movement organized in Belém, with characteristics inherited from its historical time, that is, that dialectically, can be influenced by a given context to be more reactive or more conservative. Today it is in a very worrying ebb and that the practice of a collective action to combat racism that articulates the other actions, should be made collectively by all black movements, be more diluted. Our conclusions are that the production of this dissertation is innovative, current, important, relevant to the academy and socially, for the intellectual formation of its author, whose same can contribute with new researches and with the research already done on the theme of the black in Belém, and more, to call the attention of black and non-black students to the need to have an active Black Movement capable of carrying out collective actions that increase the self esteem of youth, women, men, children and, if possible of the entire black population of Belém, so that it can know the rights it has, secure those it has already conquered, fight for new rights and forge strategies that can confront the ruling and racist classes, in time and space, in which all but the most affected are always black and black, so I believe that we can only overcome racism if we act collectively and integrated throughout Brazil. Keywords: Black Movement, fight against racism and social protest