Nossas mãos servem para fazer outro tipo de coisa que é arte - interseccionalidade de gênero e raça e as escrituras negras femininas no sul do Brasil

Abstract

The study investigates the literary production of three black women poets from Rio Grande do Sul, analyzing how the intersectionality of gender and race crosses their works. The research used participant observations, poem analysis, and interviews with the authors. The analysis showed that the literature of these poets is marked by experiences of resistance and confrontation against racism and sexism, bringing a collective "escrevivência" that deconstructs stereotypes and redefines black female literature in southern Brazil.