Teresa Cristina e suas lives - sobre modos de ver e tornar-se negra
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Feb 16, 2024
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Teresa Cristina; Negritude; Instagram.
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Abstract
Tomando por base Neusa Santos Souza (2021), Grada Kilomba (2019) e Isildinha Baptista Nogueira (2022), buscamos nesse artigo uma articulação em que possamos visualizar elementos midiáticos forjados a partir das lives de Teresa Cristina no Instagram, principalmente, no período mais crítico de isolamento social em decorrência da pandemia da Covid-19. Nosso objetivo é analisar a atuação da cantora carioca em entrevistas audiovisuais, podcasts e em suas lives entrelaçando-as a questões como a corporeidade e os processos envolta do “torna-se negra/o” (SOUZA, 2021) para, a partir daí, inferir reflexões no desenvolvimento da autoimagem midiática e suas questões atravessadas pelo racismo.
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Arruda Queiroz, T. (2024). Teresa Cristina e suas lives - sobre modos de ver e tornar-se negra. Journal of Black Brazilian Researchers Association, 15(43). Retrieved from https://abpnrevista.org.br/site/article/view/1476
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