Black women’s oppositional gaze making images

In this article, we consider the audio-visual production carried out by black women in Brazil since the second decade of the 21st century. Our objective is to propose a reflection, adopting an intersectional approach, on how an oppositional gaze creates images that break with racist stereotypes and...

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Main Authors: Michelle Sales, Bruno Muniz
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidade do Minho 2020-06-01
Series:Vista
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Online Access:https://revistavista.pt/index.php/vista/article/view/3061
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spelling doaj-72071ba681c24b7b885fa35d7f35c5da2021-05-19T10:18:26ZengUniversidade do MinhoVista2184-12842020-06-01610.21814/vista.3061Black women’s oppositional gaze making imagesMichelle Sales0Bruno Muniz1Center for Social Studies (CES), University of Coimbra, PortugalCenter for Social Studies (CES), University of Coimbra, Portugal In this article, we consider the audio-visual production carried out by black women in Brazil since the second decade of the 21st century. Our objective is to propose a reflection, adopting an intersectional approach, on how an oppositional gaze creates images that break with racist stereotypes and challenge whiteness (hooks, 1992). We argue that the production of black women in Brazil questions the reproduction of institutional racism and digs deeper into the issue of colonial past. They create a narrative dispute that the oppositional feminine gaze imposes on the film industry. https://revistavista.pt/index.php/vista/article/view/3061oppositional gazeintersectionalitycinemainstitutional racism
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oppositional gaze
intersectionality
cinema
institutional racism
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publisher Universidade do Minho
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publishDate 2020-06-01
description In this article, we consider the audio-visual production carried out by black women in Brazil since the second decade of the 21st century. Our objective is to propose a reflection, adopting an intersectional approach, on how an oppositional gaze creates images that break with racist stereotypes and challenge whiteness (hooks, 1992). We argue that the production of black women in Brazil questions the reproduction of institutional racism and digs deeper into the issue of colonial past. They create a narrative dispute that the oppositional feminine gaze imposes on the film industry.
topic oppositional gaze
intersectionality
cinema
institutional racism
url https://revistavista.pt/index.php/vista/article/view/3061
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