O CORPO E AS INVISIBILIDADES DA COR HUMANA: SALTOS SOBRE AS FRONTEIRAS E SIGNIFICADOS SOCIALMENTE CONSTRÚIDOS SOBRE A COR DA PELE

Abstract

The text presents reflections on the spaces indicated for the occupation of the body, from socially constructed meanings. It discusses color use, as a social classification variable, presenting as its objective to discuss the use of skin color, as a body identification device, anchored in a discourse to promote public reparation policies, in the context of racial discrimination. It invites the reader to a reflective foray, indicating attention to the need to undertake convergence movements, proposing a collectively humanized body conquest, beyond social and epistemologically instituted boundaries, envisioning a meeting among all skins of human bodies.