RACIAL SEGREGATION AND URBAN INEQUALITIES IN BRAZILIAN CITIES: ELEMENTS FOR AN OBSERVATION OF THE NECROPOLITICS
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Nov 9, 2020
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city, inequalities, necropolitics, racial segregation and racism.
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The present text addresses racial segregation and urban inequalities in ten cities with a greater participation of the black population, the average nominal income between blacks and whites and analyzes the theoretical methodological references of national production on city, urbanism and ethnic racial relations. The observation of segregation portrays elements to understand the debate around necropolitics and anti-black politics. In this 21st century, the advancement around the development of citizenship will be the confrontation of racial segregation with public policies with a focus on ethnic racial relations.
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de Oliveira, R. J. (2020). RACIAL SEGREGATION AND URBAN INEQUALITIES IN BRAZILIAN CITIES: ELEMENTS FOR AN OBSERVATION OF THE NECROPOLITICS. Journal of Black Brazilian Researchers Association, 12(34), 131–156. Retrieved from https://abpnrevista.org.br/site/article/view/1127
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Dossiê Temático
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