From “Mam’-of-Coffee” to parliamentar: the sub-representation of black women and political reform

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Autor(a) principal: Gomes, Rayane Cristina de Andrade
Data de Publicação: 2018
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: por
Título da fonte: Sociais e Humanas
Texto Completo: http://periodicos.ufsm.br/sociaisehumanas/article/view/27893
Resumo: This paper discusses the participation of black women in politics from the intersection between racism and sexism, aiming to observe what the position of black women in politics in Brazil, from the analysis of racist and sexist insults directed at Senator Regina Sousa, by comedian Danilo Gentili and the journalist Joice Hasselman. We try to show throughout the text as the link between the racist, sexist and capitalist systems work on the black, resulting in their underrepresentation in power spaces. Therefore, we present the assumptions of feminist thought and black feminism, especially intersectional method. Then we discussed the history of women in Brazilian politics, especially the black, watching as the link between the oppression on them generates an absence in these spaces. We use the intersectional method to analyze the speeches delivered by said comedian and journalist, episode known for calling Regina Sousa “mam’-of-coffee”, trying to understand what his lines have revealingly about the position occupied by black women in our society and politics. We conclude that the lines reveal the delegitimization of black parliamentarians because of their racial belonging, social and ideological. Also pointed to the movements for Political Reform and in defense of affirmative action in the electoral logic reach this sector, highlighting the need for the formulation of a platform that addresses more directly the demand for black and female representation in the various spheres of power
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spelling From “Mam’-of-Coffee” to parliamentar: the sub-representation of black women and political reformDe “Tia-do-Café” à parlamentar: a sub-representação das mulheres negras e a reforma políticaGenderBlack FeminismIntersectionalityPoliticsHuman RightsPolitical ReformAffirmative ActionGÊNEROFEMINISMO NEGROINTERSECCIONALIDADEPOLÍTICADIREITOS HUMANOSREFORMA POLÍTICAAÇÕES AFIRMATIVAS.This paper discusses the participation of black women in politics from the intersection between racism and sexism, aiming to observe what the position of black women in politics in Brazil, from the analysis of racist and sexist insults directed at Senator Regina Sousa, by comedian Danilo Gentili and the journalist Joice Hasselman. We try to show throughout the text as the link between the racist, sexist and capitalist systems work on the black, resulting in their underrepresentation in power spaces. Therefore, we present the assumptions of feminist thought and black feminism, especially intersectional method. Then we discussed the history of women in Brazilian politics, especially the black, watching as the link between the oppression on them generates an absence in these spaces. We use the intersectional method to analyze the speeches delivered by said comedian and journalist, episode known for calling Regina Sousa “mam’-of-coffee”, trying to understand what his lines have revealingly about the position occupied by black women in our society and politics. We conclude that the lines reveal the delegitimization of black parliamentarians because of their racial belonging, social and ideological. Also pointed to the movements for Political Reform and in defense of affirmative action in the electoral logic reach this sector, highlighting the need for the formulation of a platform that addresses more directly the demand for black and female representation in the various spheres of powerO presente trabalho discute a participação das mulheres negras na política a partir da interseção entre racismo e sexismo, tendo como objetivo observar qual a posição das mulheres negras na política no Brasil, a partir da análise das ofensas racistas e sexistas dirigidas à senadora Regina Sousa, pelo comediante Danilo Gentili e pela jornalista Joice Hasselman. Procuramos demonstrar ao longo do texto como a articulação entre os sistemas racista, capitalista e sexista atuam sobre as negras, implicando em sua sub-representação nos espaços de Poder. Para tanto, apresentamos os pressupostos do pensamento feminista e do feminismo negro, em especial o método interseccional. Em seguida debatemos a trajetória das mulheres na política brasileira, em especial, das negras, observando como a articulação entre as opressões sobre elas gera uma ausência nesses espaços. Utilizamos o método interseccional para analisar os discursos proferidos pelo referido comediante e jornalista, episódio que ficou conhecido por chamar Regina Sousa de “tia-do-café”, buscando compreender o que suas falas possuem de reveladora sobre a posição ocupada pelas mulheres negras na nossa sociedade e na política. Concluímos que as falas revelam a deslegitimação das parlamentares negras por conta de seu pertencimento racial, social e ideológico. Apontamos também como os movimentos por Reforma Política e em defesa de ações afirmativas na lógica eleitoral atingem esse setor, destacando a necessidade da formulação de uma plataforma que contemple de maneira mais direta a demanda de representação negra e feminina nos variados espaços de poderUniversidade Federal de Santa Maria2018-04-26info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttp://periodicos.ufsm.br/sociaisehumanas/article/view/2789310.5902/2317175827893Revista Sociais e Humanas; v. 31 n. 1 (2018)2317-17580103-0620reponame:Sociais e Humanasinstname:Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM)instacron:UFSMporhttp://periodicos.ufsm.br/sociaisehumanas/article/view/27893/pdfCopyright (c) 2018 Revista Sociais e Humanasinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessGomes, Rayane Cristina de Andrade2020-03-10T17:22:42Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/27893Revistahttps://periodicos.ufsm.br/index.php/sociaisehumanasPUBhttp://periodicos.ufsm.br/index.php/sociaisehumanas/oaicarlos.eduardo@cbpciencia.com.br||revistaccsh@gmail.com2317-17580103-0620opendoar:2020-03-10T17:22:42Sociais e Humanas - Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM)false
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv From “Mam’-of-Coffee” to parliamentar: the sub-representation of black women and political reform
De “Tia-do-Café” à parlamentar: a sub-representação das mulheres negras e a reforma política
title From “Mam’-of-Coffee” to parliamentar: the sub-representation of black women and political reform
spellingShingle From “Mam’-of-Coffee” to parliamentar: the sub-representation of black women and political reform
Gomes, Rayane Cristina de Andrade
Gender
Black Feminism
Intersectionality
Politics
Human Rights
Political Reform
Affirmative Action
GÊNERO
FEMINISMO NEGRO
INTERSECCIONALIDADE
POLÍTICA
DIREITOS HUMANOS
REFORMA POLÍTICA
AÇÕES AFIRMATIVAS.
title_short From “Mam’-of-Coffee” to parliamentar: the sub-representation of black women and political reform
title_full From “Mam’-of-Coffee” to parliamentar: the sub-representation of black women and political reform
title_fullStr From “Mam’-of-Coffee” to parliamentar: the sub-representation of black women and political reform
title_full_unstemmed From “Mam’-of-Coffee” to parliamentar: the sub-representation of black women and political reform
title_sort From “Mam’-of-Coffee” to parliamentar: the sub-representation of black women and political reform
author Gomes, Rayane Cristina de Andrade
author_facet Gomes, Rayane Cristina de Andrade
author_role author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Gomes, Rayane Cristina de Andrade
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Gender
Black Feminism
Intersectionality
Politics
Human Rights
Political Reform
Affirmative Action
GÊNERO
FEMINISMO NEGRO
INTERSECCIONALIDADE
POLÍTICA
DIREITOS HUMANOS
REFORMA POLÍTICA
AÇÕES AFIRMATIVAS.
topic Gender
Black Feminism
Intersectionality
Politics
Human Rights
Political Reform
Affirmative Action
GÊNERO
FEMINISMO NEGRO
INTERSECCIONALIDADE
POLÍTICA
DIREITOS HUMANOS
REFORMA POLÍTICA
AÇÕES AFIRMATIVAS.
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