THE PRODUCTION OF ANTI-RACIST PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES BY BLACK PSYCHOLOGISTS AND THE RELATIONSHIP WITH THEIR ACADEMIC-PROFESSIONAL PATHS
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This article discusses the production of anti-racist professional practices by black female psychologists and the relationship with their academic-professional paths.
This is a qualitative research, whose theoretical-methodological tools establish intercession with black intellectuals, in which seven professionals from the northern region of the country were interviewed. The main results point to the absence of discussion about racial relations in academic training, while in professional activities there is a continuous construction of anti-racist practices, through collective production, the search for references by black intellectuals and the reading of territories. It is concluded that it is urgent to intensify the problematization of the formation, performance and production of knowledge of Brazilian psychology, with regard to racial relations, as well as the effective construction of an anti-racist science and profession.
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