NZINGA NEWSLETTER
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31501/esf.v1i28.14705Abstract
This paper aims to discuss, from the perspective of decoloniality, the main agendas of the alternative newspaper Nzinga (1985 -1987), made by black women in Rio de Janeiro. With its five editions, the newsletter brings a perspective that converges with the history of the Brazilian black feminist movement: it reveals the difficulties faced and barriers that had to be broken in the face of the silencing of their voices, emerging issues of race, class and gender. With their embodied writings, these women fractured the space of the hegemonic media, showing that other logics in communication are possible.
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