2006
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-20702006000200012
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Democracia racial: o não-dito racista

Abstract: No Brasil, a Revolução de 1930 e o Estado Novo caracterizaram-se pela incorporação tutelada das massas urbanas à sociedade oligárquica e pela construção de uma ordem institucional que permitisse a incorporação dos novos atores à arena política. A inclusão do "negro" deu-se por meio de políticas nacional-populistas de integração subordinada das classes e grupos populares e pela redução dos poderes das oligarquias tradicionais com suas ideologias racistas. As políticas sociais, nesse período, não se definiam com… Show more

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“…To Fabrício (), who conceives applied linguistics as an “inquiring practice” (p. 49), the concept of language as social practice regards language study as a way to study society and culture, because they both comprise and are made up through language. Hughes () and Sales Júnior () discuss how language can reinforce the subordination of black people by highlighting their supposed inferiority. According to Hughes, “although racial jokes convey a wide variety of messages ranging from friendly teasing to flagrant racism, when channeling racism and hostility they comprise one of the greatest weapons in the ‘repertory of the human kind’” (pp.…”
Section: Crossing the Boundaries Of Applied Linguistics And Language mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To Fabrício (), who conceives applied linguistics as an “inquiring practice” (p. 49), the concept of language as social practice regards language study as a way to study society and culture, because they both comprise and are made up through language. Hughes () and Sales Júnior () discuss how language can reinforce the subordination of black people by highlighting their supposed inferiority. According to Hughes, “although racial jokes convey a wide variety of messages ranging from friendly teasing to flagrant racism, when channeling racism and hostility they comprise one of the greatest weapons in the ‘repertory of the human kind’” (pp.…”
Section: Crossing the Boundaries Of Applied Linguistics And Language mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Laughing is a reaction we have to handle in this approach because we deem it a kind of violence that acts indirectly, producing and distributing roles, social duties and bonds, stigmas that mark and delimit bodies (Sales Júnior, ). The rhetorical question made by C was reinforced by a student who favored open discussion of such themes:
When I said [that, in our society,] the black woman was seen as sexualized, the one that invites to sex, that is, the white woman is good and the black one is only to .
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Section: Dealing With Critical Themes In English Classesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The problematization of the idea of race as presented by Hall (2003) in Brazilian society runs up against the apparent racial cordiality. For Sales Jr. (2006), this reveals a strategy of weakening the emancipatory forces that are disarranged when confronted with networks of interdependence and a way of being integrated from their subordination. The clashes, seen as racial conflicts, must be avoided by a pact of silence that unites whites and blacks.…”
Section: Racial Issues For Childrenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Esse contexto demonstra a negação do racismo como tema para dentro do setor saúde. Segundo Sales Júnior, 23 "a cordialidade, por meio do não-dito racista, faz com que a discriminação social não seja atribuída à 'raça' e, caso isso ocorra, a discriminação seja vista como episódica e marginal, subjetiva e idiossincrática".…”
Section: Questões éTnico-raciais Como Determinantes De Saúdeunclassified