Titlebook: Blackness and Social Mobility in Brazil; Contemporary Transfo Doreen Joy Gordon Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Keeping Up Appearances,iety. At the same time, the steady work by the Brazilian Black Movement and Afro-Brazilian cultural organizations, in which some black middle-class participants are involved, has been challenging how black bodies and black physical features are perceived, questioning dominant social-aesthetic values

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Conclusion,This history enacted repeatedly is directed at controlling, excluding, and removing the country’s poor, Afro-Brazilian and indigenous people—a sentiment captured by Brazilian activist Abdias do Nascimento’s quote in Chap. .. Several contemporary scholars, such as Perry (2019), Smith (2016), and Varg

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The Context of Inequality, black social mobility within the context of the country’s historical, social, and political-economic landscape. Starting with a description of the context of the research, I show that ideas about race and difference have profoundly shaped social inequalities in Brazil, going back to colonial times.

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,It’s in the Blood: Tension and Support in Families,has not been developed into a more comprehensive account of the meaning and significance of different networks of relatedness or how they work on a practical, day-to-day level. In this chapter, I show that kinship practices associated with black families are present across class and that practices t

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Conclusion,l in 2018 signalled for many commentators a radical shift in political discourse since democracy was restored in Brazil thirty years ago. Promoting an ideology of social conservatism and nationalism, Bolsonaro’s political rhetoric and views on women, race, immigration, abortion, and homosexuality (a