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Identidades de mulheres negras, reflexões sobre o ‘eu’ e os ‘outros’!
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34019/2318-101X.2022.v17.38092Abstract
The article presents narratives by black women about their formative processes in the context of education and teaching; it elucidates the similarities between the (auto)biographical method and autoethnography. Within the theoretical contribution, we highlight the authors who deal with racism, intersectionality and black feminism. In which it is problematized: What experiences are shared by black women about identity for themselves in their formative paths from their personal narratives in different historical temporalities? During the schooling process and in the context of higher education, black women felt excluded due to the feeling of not belonging to the group, which implied intersectional discrimination. The self-ethnography approach allows the researcher, when he/she is talking about himself/herself, to strengthen his/her identity, as he/she assumes a reflexive stance on his/her teaching career, sharing about the different forms of discrimination which configure their life stories which are aligned with the historical and social context, and marked by racism.