História do Coletivo Combahee River

Autores

  • Jules Falquet Universidade Paris-Diderot

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23925/ls.v22i40.46660

Palavras-chave:

Coletivo Combahee River, feminismo negro, movimento feminista, racismo

Resumo

Inscrito na continuidade das lutas ininterruptas das mulheres negras desde o período da escravidão, o Black Feminism ou o Feminismo Negro, emergiu publicamente nos Estados Unidos no final dos anos 1960. Durante muito tempo desconhecido – com poucos textos traduzidos – hoje há um interesse cada vez maior por este movimento. De fato, suas ações e sua reflexão pioneiras sobre a imbricação das relações sociais (de sexo, de raça e de classe) são particularmente estimulantes para pensarmos em conjunto sobre o racismo e o sexismo (sem negligenciar a classe), o que é uma das urgências das lutas atuais.

Biografia do Autor

Jules Falquet, Universidade Paris-Diderot

Doutora em Sociologia. Professora da Universidade Paris-Diderot; pesquisadora do Centre d’Enseignement, de Documentation et de Recherches pour les Études Féministes (CEDREF), Paris, França.

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2019-12-28

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Falquet, J. (2019). História do Coletivo Combahee River. Lutas Sociais, 22(40), 124–137. https://doi.org/10.23925/ls.v22i40.46660