Abstract

MIRANDA, Sheila Ferreira. Of the base of social pyramid to the "elite" of the system: a case study about the various incursions of a black woman, northeastern and militant. Pesqui. prát. psicossociais [online]. 2016, vol.11, n.1, pp. 100-117. ISSN 1809-8908.

This study aimed to understand the impact of racial bias and its intersectionalities from the methodological construction of an oral history of life, aiming to describe and analyze the conformation and senses of identity process taken by a black woman, university professor and poor backgrounds. Dandara, our emblematic subject, finds many obstacles to realize his project, throughout its history. In the interim, intersectionality gender-race-poverty can be considered a determinant factor in the various barriers faced by our collaborator their process of emancipation. However, it should stake out that the incidence of racial issue can not be eclipsed or diluted by other factors because it represents the active form, a relevant variable that over the centuries, instituted the imprisonment of the contingent to the lower strata of the Brazilian system.

Keywords : autonomy; intersectionalities; blacks; university professors.

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