Desafios e desigualdades enfrentadas pelas mulheres negras no Brasil a partir de recortes do jornal Mulherio (1981-1988)

Abstract

This study analyzes the challenges and inequalities experienced by Black women in the labor market and in the inclusion of their feminist agendas during the 1980s, using excerpts from the newspaper Mulherio as a primary source. Mulherio was a publication focused on feminist issues, produced by women associated with the Carlos Chagas Foundation. The newspaper served as a valuable analytical source, as its published articles provide detailed insights into how these issues were experienced by women and addressed in the feminist press of the time. The theoretical framework is based on the works of feminist activist bell Hooks (2018), who offered critical perspectives on the participation of Black women in feminist movements, and anthropologist Lélia Gonzalez (2020), who provided reflections on the labor market and the conditions in which these women were situated. Thus, this research constitutes an intersectional analysis of race, class, and gender.