Entrevista com Patricia Hill Collins
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https://doi.org/10.11606/0103-2070.ts.2021.174340Palavras-chave:
Intersecionalidade, Racismo, Teoria social, DesigualdadesResumo
No dia 29 de outubro de 2019, um grupo de intelectuais se reuniu no Departamento de Sociologia da usp, sob iniciativa do editor da Tempo Social, para entrevistar Patricia Hill Collins, intelectual norte-americana internacionalmente reconhecida, que abriu novas perspectivas para o pensamento feminista negro como teoria social crítica. O ponto de partida foi o novo livro de Collins, intitulado Intersectionality as Critical Social Theory (Interseccionalidade como Teoria Social Crítica), em que ela explora os paralelos entre os desafios enfrentados pelos ativistas intelectuais que criaram o conceito de interseccionalidade e os que estão colocados pelo presente. Durante a conversa, outros temas surgiram, explorando a agenda de pesquisa da Autora e seus livros anteriores, assim como os novos desafios para os estudos sobre relações raciais e a militância antirracista.
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