Abstract
In this article, based on a case study where it has been declared the possibility of “reverse racism”, we aim to reflect - having as a central heuristic key a materialist conception of coloniality - on how law and the judiciary system are inserted in the processes of subalternization construction and how anti-discrimination laws act to re-legitimize a historically racist penal system, in its entirety.
Keywords:
Whiteness; Judiciary; Reverse racism