Uma história feita por mãos negras (Portuguese Edition)

This comprehensive collection of works by Beatriz Nascimento offers a multifaceted and profound insight into the intellectual legacy of one of Brazil's most important historians, educators, poets, and activists.

With 24 carefully selected texts, this anthology showcases the central themes of her work, including race and gender relations, the contributions of black people to Brazilian society, and the importance of understanding the existential dimension of racial issues. The collection also includes writings on quilombos in Brazil, their connections to Africa, and how they evolved into alternative social systems.

Additionally, it covers the political and social changes that took place in Brazil from the 1980s onwards, as well as personal reflections and memories. This product is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of race and identity in Brazil, and how Beatriz Nascimento's work continues to shape our understanding of these issues today.

With its comprehensive scope and insightful analysis, this anthology is an essential tool for scholars, researchers, and anyone looking to gain a deeper appreciation of the intellectual legacy of this groundbreaking thinker.