RACIST, ANTI-RACIST AND BLACK MOBILITY - TRANSPORTATION AND RACIAL RELATIONS IN BRAZIL
Urban Mobility. Spatial Segregation. Institucional Racism. Urbanism. Social Sciences.
This thesis aims to present the concept of Racist Mobility as a tool study and understanding of transport and mobility in Brazil. Starting from the hypothesis that the transport technologies in the country were built embedded in the desire for segregation and racial differentiation constituents of the Brazilian social structure, this study seeks to understand the historical relationship between mobility and racism as well as its current stage. To this end, it will be carried out a historical analysis of the constitution of urban mobility in Brazil, linking the urban technology with the concepts of institutional racism and structural racism. The historical contribution diachronic analysis will be complemented with the synchronic analysis of current data on the situation of Mobility related to Brazilian racial differences. Based on these two formulations it will be A proposal for a methodology for systemic analysis and continuous monitoring was presented. It is hoped that this research will contribute to the production of knowledge about the racial element as a definer of mobility