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Tornar-se mulher negra: escrita de si em um espaco interseccional/Becoming Black Woman: Self-writing in an Intersectional Place
No artigo visa-se à compreensão de como se articula e quais os efeitos do processo de subjetivação identitário produzido por mulheres negras contemporâneas que narram suas experiências de vida no blog Blogueiras Negras. Para o estudo foram selecionadas narrativas autobiográficas publicadas neste espaço interseccional. A análise parte de algumas chaves de leitura fornecidas por Michel Foucault e de outros(as) autores(as) que se agregam ao pensamento pós-estruturalista. O movimento de tornar-se mulher negra evidencia processos de sujeição e subjetivação que ocorrem através de um trabalho de si que é ético e político. A partir de sua identificação com a negritude e com o Feminismo Negro, as autoras estabelecem outras formas de relacionar-se consigo e com os outros (negras/os e brancas/os), o que vem produzindo novos contornos às relações étnico-raciais brasileiras. Palavras-chave: mulheres negras; escritas de si; processo de subjetivação identitário; negritude; Feminismo Negro. The article seeks to understand how the identity subjectivation process produced by contemporary Black women who tell their life experiences in the blog Blogueiras Negras articulates and which are its effects. For the study, autobiographic narratives published in this intersectional place were selected. The analysis starts from some reading keys provided by Michel Foucault and other authors that join the post-structuralist thought. The movement of becoming Black women shows subjection and subjectivation processes that happen through an ethical and political self-work. As from the identification with the Blackness and with the Black Feminism, the writers establish other ways of relation with themselves and with others (Black women/men and White women/men), which have been producing new outlines to Brazilian ethnic-racial relations. Keywords: Black women; Self-writing; Identity subjectivation process; Blackness; Black Feminism.