On the right to (re)exist and be Kilombola: the case of the BR 386 Licensing in Rio Grande do Sul
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Feb 16, 2024
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racismo estrutural, racismo ambiental, justiça ambiental, comunidades negras e quilombolas, século XXI e interseccionalidade
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Based on a case study, the licensing of the BR 386 expansion in the interior of Rio Grande do Sul, the article discuss the concept of environmental racism and presents the forms, processes and strategies of popular, community and territorial approaches adopted by the Kilombola Community Morada da Paz (CoMPaz), located on the side of the highway, in its cosmopolitical mobilization in favor of environmental justice and its quilombola’s right to be and re-exist.
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Alves-Brito, A., & David, C. (2024). On the right to (re)exist and be Kilombola: the case of the BR 386 Licensing in Rio Grande do Sul. Journal of Black Brazilian Researchers Association, 15(43). Retrieved from https://abpnrevista.org.br/site/article/view/1351
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