Rapazes negros e socialização de gênero: sentidos e significados de "ser homem" Afro descendant boys and gender socialization: meanings of "being a man"

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Este artigo discute os processos de socialização de rapazes negros e pobres da cidade de São Paulo, problematizando como determinados sentidos e experiências sobre a masculinidade são construídos e reelaborados em suas trajetórias. A partir de trabalho empírico realizado entre 2007 e 2008, argumentamos em torno da ideia de que a masculinidade é uma experiência que permeia a trajetória dos sujeitos, nunca acabada e marcada por revezes.
This paper discusses the processes of socialization of young black and poor boys in the city of São Paulo, questioning how certain meanings and experiences of masculinity are constructed and reworked in their lives. From empirical research conducted between 2007 and 2008, we base our paper on the idea that masculinity is an experience that penetrates the trajectory of individuals, never finished and marked by setbacks.
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Authors Souza, Raquel;
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