Thematic section

• The relationship between racism, health and mental health: Psychology and anti-racist education

  Marcos Antonio Batista da Silva, Ivani Francisco de Oliveira

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• Institutional racism in education: reflections on interculturality

  Cristina Zhang-Yu

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• Subjective and identity (re)configurations of black people in the University: Epistemic frictions and academic marronage

  João Paulo Siqueira, Rodrigo Maciel Ramos

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• An intersectional view of health practices in Aysén. Racialization processes in Chile

  Caterine Galaz Valderrama, Pastor Cea, Daniela Molina, Daniela Castro, María José Ortega

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• The production of knowledge in psychology from the experiences of diasporic black women. Theoretical-methodological aspects

  Vivane Martins Cunha, Camila Rodrigues Francisco, Lisandra Espíndula Moreira

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• Covert Racism and Prejudice: The Anti-Racist Struggles of Mapuche Women in Chile

  Alicia Del Pilar Rain

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• Becoming black: race, identity and biopolitcs

  Mario Santos Morel, Danichi Hausen Mizoguchi

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• Anti-racist and decolonial occupation of the psychoanalytical space

  Andréa Maris Campos Guerra, Cristiane da Silva Ribeiro, Enrico Martins Poletti Jorge, Fábio Santos Bispo, Marcela Fernanda de Souza, Nayara Paulina Fernandes Rosa, Renata Lucindo Ferreira Mendonça, Sonia Rodrigues da Penha, Tayná Celen Pereira Santos

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• Anti-racist Perspectives and Struggles in the Mad Movement and Mad Studies: a Review

  Grecia Guzmán Martínez

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• The effect of skin color on the construction of racial identity in children

  Jefferson Andrade Silva, Rita de Cássia da Silva Costa, Aline Lima-Nunes, Dalila Xavier de França

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• The relations between the State and the poor and black population in Brazil: tropical necropolitics

  Waldenilson Teixeira Ramos, Débora Inêz Brandão, Mauro Andrade Silva, Danichi Hausen Mizoguchi

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• Epistemic racism in the brazilian northeastern “hinterland”: a genealogical approach to mental health

  Emilene Andrada Donato

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