HOW TO BE BLACK IN THE CURRENT SOCIETY
Abstract
Abstract: This article will address the foundations and manifestations of racial and gender discrimination while focusing on the articulated theoretical bases and the action taken in the exercise of resistance and overcoming, which involves the construction of new identities. We inquire about the different approaches in the social sciences of values and culture, in the issues of race, racism, interlinked with gender, achievement and uncertainty. We then discuss whether the exit implies social, racial inequalities, their historical roots and the ideological context in which they developed. Leaving resistance for their descendants to become citizens in today's societies.
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