Psychology, public policy for quilombola populations and racism
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Abstract This paper summarizes part of the doctoral research on quilombo Maria Rosa, one of the first rural black communities in the state of São Paulo to be granted a quilombola land title. The aim is to understand whether, within that community, land titling public policy operates as a mechanism to counter racism. To reach the proposed objectives, observations and interviews were carried out based on the formulations of Enrique Pichon-Rivière. Other authors such as René Kaës contributed to the analysis of the material. The study concluded that the policy brings those quilombo residents into contact with the effects of slavery and racism. However, they still lack an adequate support policy integrating different government levels and addressing the issue of racism.Downloads
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2016-08-01
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Psychology, public policy for quilombola populations and racism . (2016). Psicologia USP, 27(2), 357-366. https://doi.org/10.1590/0103-656420130051