Interview with Patricia Hill Collins
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https://doi.org/10.11606/0103-2070.ts.2021.174340Palabras clave:
Intersectionality, Racism, Social theory, InequalitiesResumen
El 29 de octubre de 2019, un grupo de intelectuales se reunió en el Departamento de Sociología de la USP, por iniciativa de Tempo Social, para entrevistar a Patricia Hill Collins, intelectual estadounidense de renombre internacional, quien abrió nuevas perspectivas para la El pensamiento feminista negro como teoría social crítica. La entrevista comenzó con el nuevo libro que había publicado el autor, titulado Interseccionalidad como teoría social crítica. En él Patricia Collins busca explorar los paralelismos entre los desafíos que enfrentaron aquellos activistas-intelectuales que contribuyeron al surgimiento de la noción de interseccionalidad, y esos nuevos desafíos que enfrentamos hoy. A lo largo de la conversación, se exploraron otros temas, que surgen tanto de la agenda de la autora como de sus libros anteriores, así como de los desafíos que enfrentan los estudiosos de las desigualdades raciales y los activistas antirracistas.
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