O Protesto Negro No Brasil Contemporâneo (1978-2010)

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The street protest is, in this article, the privileged analytical unit to study the political history of Brazilian black movement. The analysis includes the political process since its inaugural act - which would open the curtains of a new cycle of mobilization in the nest of struggles in a democratic society strongly mobilized against dictatorship-to the institucionalization of its demands and its political leaders, who are now agents of the racial equality at the instituted public power.

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Rios, F. (2012). O Protesto Negro No Brasil Contemporâneo (1978-2010). Lua Nova, (85), 41–79. https://doi.org/10.1590/S0102-64452012000100003

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