BLACK HOMOSSEXUALS IN THE BRAZILIAN POST-ABOLITION HISTORIES: SOME PROBLEMS IN THE LIGHT OF BLACK MASCULINITY'S DEBATE
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Nov 24, 2019
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homosexuality blackness intersectionality
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This article is built as a provocation from a visit to post-abolition historiographies, the Social History of Homosexuality in Brazil and the debates about black masculinities in Brazil. Visiting these three frameworks, I question how it is possible to think, from these, the trajectories of black homosexuals in Brazil thinking from the socio-historically constructed representations about black and / or homosexual subjects, especially in medical-legal discourses and academic formulations
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Leitão de Paiva, V. (2019). BLACK HOMOSSEXUALS IN THE BRAZILIAN POST-ABOLITION HISTORIES: SOME PROBLEMS IN THE LIGHT OF BLACK MASCULINITY’S DEBATE. Journal of Black Brazilian Researchers Association, 11(30). Retrieved from https://abpnrevista.org.br/site/article/view/812
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