“Nós, mulheres quilombolas, sabemos a dor uma da outra”: uma investigação sobre sororidade e ocupação

Pereira, Amanda dos Santos; Allegretti, Maitê; Magalhães, Lílian

doi:10.1590/2526-8910.ctoao254033181

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“…Occupational therapists and scientists from several countries have discussed the impacts of racisms on the occupations of the Black population (Ambrosio et al, 2021;Beagan;Etowa, 2009;Faria;Leite Junior;Costa, 2018;Johnson;Lavalley, 2021;Martins, 2021;Pereira et al, 2021;Pereira, 2022;Allegretti;Magalhães, 2022;Magalhães, 2022). As we have mentioned, racisms are not a problem at the individual level, but a system rooted in societies, which is present in its structures, in public and private institutions, in social relations, and in significant occupations.…”

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The impacts of racisms on the occupations of the Black population: reflections for occupational therapy and science

Pereira

Magalhães

2023

Saude soc.

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In Brazil, the many forms of racisms are structural and structuring, since they are rooted deep within society, in interpersonal relationships, and in institutions, traversing significant occupations of subjects and collectives. This explains the disparities in various sectors of Brazilian society, notably in the employability of Black people, as well as in their forms of getting sick and dying. In understanding the role that racisms play in the occupations of Black people, this study proposes to systematize observations that allow us to understand the phenomenon of the production of injustices based on racialized relations and, eventually, suggest ways to confront this reality. Thus, we discuss how racisms were established in Brazil, gathering elements for the understanding of human occupation and its conditioning factors. We then reflect on the concepts of occupational justice and injustice, which bring light to the occupational processes experienced by Black people. Considering that, in occupational therapy and in Brazilian occupational science, studies relating racisms and occupation are still incipient, we point out some strategies to reorient occupational therapists, practices to make them proactive and transformative.

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The impacts of racisms on the occupations of the Black population: reflections for occupational therapy and science

Pereira

Magalhães

2023

Saude soc.

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“…Assim, os marcadores históricos de organização social e familiar orientam a produção e reprodução de seus papéis ocupacionais nesse contexto." (Pereira;Allegreti;Magalhães, 2022, p. 1). Quando observamos o papel das mulheres em favelas e periferias urbanas brasileiras, estas atuam como sujeitas estruturantes na defesa (física e moral) e na organização de suas comunidades familiares e estendidas 4 .…”

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Negras guerreiras: o lugar da memória na performance insurgente de uma artista de periferia

Oliveira

2023

Rev. bras. linguist. apl.

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RESUMO: Partindo de uma postura transdisciplinar e transperiférica sobre a produção e circulação de conhecimento, esse texto busca, a partir da obra musical de uma artista negra, independente e periférica, refletir sobre o papel da memória como instrumento tático de resistência e ressignificação do povo negro – mais especificamente da mulher negra – na sociedade brasileira. Tendo como perspectivas teóricas e analíticas autoras como Leda Martins (2003) e Lélia Gonzalez (1984), procuro mostrar como a música, por meio da interpretação, da letra e do gênero sonoro, possibilita a mobilização dessa memória por meio de performances periféricas insurgentes diante de lógicas de opressão marcadas pelo racismo e o sexismo. Essas performances constroem-se dentro de um cronotopo periférico em contraposição a cronopolítica racista. Por fim, o texto reflete sobre como o resultado dessa dinâmica possibilita a construção de saberes dentro de uma agenda socialmente engajada de pesquisa e de produção de conhecimento.

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Racism and anti-racism in occupational therapy practices: a scoping review protocol

Pereira,

Johnson,

Coelho

et al. 2024

Cad. Bras. Ter. Ocup.

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Introduction Worldwide, the life of the Black population is marked by racism and different forms of violence that have negative effects on their daily occupations, as well as impact their subjectivity, their ways of being in the world, their identity, and social relationships. Objective The scoping review protocol aims to describe the theoretical and methodological frameworks that guide the practices of occupational therapy practitioners who provide services to Black populations. Methods The JBI methodological framework for scoping reviews will be adopted for this scoping review. A search strategy was designed in collaboration with a health sciences librarian based on titles and abstracts of relevant articles. A 3-step search strategy consisting of an initial limited search, a full search, and a screening of the reference lists of all included articles will be undertaken. Databases such as CINAHL (EBSCOhost), MEDLINE (PubMed), PsycINFO (EBSCOhost), LILACS (BIREME/PAHO/WHO), SCIELO, Web of Science, and Scopus will be searched to identify relevant full-text articles, including original research, editorials, and opinion articles. Inclusion criteria Peer-reviewed articles published in Portuguese and English between the years 2013 and 2024 will be included. Two reviewers will screen sources and extract data using a tool that will be modified, and revised, as necessary. The data will be presented using diagrams, tables and/or word clouds, accompanied by a narrative summary. Quantitative and qualitative analyses, through description and categorization, will accompany the mapped results, correlating them to the objective and research question of the scoping review. The approach recommended by JBI for study selection, critical evaluation, data extraction, and data synthesis will be used.

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“Nós, mulheres quilombolas, sabemos a dor uma da outra”: uma investigação sobre sororidade e ocupação

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The impacts of racisms on the occupations of the Black population: reflections for occupational therapy and science

The impacts of racisms on the occupations of the Black population: reflections for occupational therapy and science

Negras guerreiras: o lugar da memória na performance insurgente de uma artista de periferia

Racism and anti-racism in occupational therapy practices: a scoping review protocol

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