ANDRADE, Érico. Aren't I a psychoanalyst?: Blackness and antinegritude in psychoanalysis. []. , 54, 2, pp.405-418. ISSN 0101-4838.

I think that, in order to understand the processes of subjectivation of black people, it is necessary the listening in which we focus on processes of racialization. My point is that racism is structuring for black subjectivities. My hypothesis is that the validity of psychoanalysis as a tool to explain the suffering of black people is conditioned, on the one hand, to listening to factors, in Fanon's terms, sociogenetic; and, on the other hand, to the understanding that the processes of subjectivation of black people are structurally crossed by racism. Considering this crossing, I propose a clinic I call implicated, in which an anti-racist listening starts to appear as a psychoanalytic technique.

: Racism; black people; sociogenetic; subjectivation; psychoanalysis.

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