Descolonizando a juba : o Movimento Negro no Brasil pós-abolição e a transição capilar

Abstract

In general, this article sought to present an overview of the contributions generated for the Hair Transition Movement and the way he dialogues with other movements, whose goal was to strengthen an Afro-descendant identity in the country. In this way, for the research to be developed, it was necessary to make a survey of research that dialogued with the themes of the racial agenda in Brazil, what made it possible for us to get to know a series of black movements. In addition, testimonials from black women were collected who went through the capillary transition and made their respective experiences available on the Youtube video platform, what was of paramount importance to strengthen the movement and make it acquire prominence and even space in the traditional media. This research is justified by the scarcity of historiographical works in the area of the beauty industry and for the emergence of discussing the racial agenda, within the field of aesthetics.