RACISMO, PRÁTICAS CLÍNICAS E SOFRIMENTO ÉTICO-POLÍTICO: DIALOGANDO COM A PRODUÇÃO CIENTÍFICA EM PSICOLOGIA RACISM, PSYCHOLOGICAL PRACTICES AND ETHICAL-POLITICAL SOFRIMENT: DIALOGUES WITH SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTION IN PSYCHOLOGY
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This work aims to analyze how scientific productions in psychology address racism as ethical-political suffering in clinical practice. The field-theme reveals the insistence of colonial power in violating and annihilating blackness, generating pain and ethical-political suffering, in which psychology, by presenting a gap in relation to black subjectivities, continues to maintain the colonial logic. For the analysis, a qualitative exploratory study was carried out, using a bibliographic review via a database, which shows the lack of references, theories, methods and practices focused on blackness. This process makes it impossible to decode complaints, welcome people and promote mental health, requiring anti-colonial and anti-racist reflections and practices that take black subjectivation as a reference.
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