ABSTRACT
This article is one of the results of a research conducted based on the analysis of an online forms answered by 261 antiracist militants from all over the country and also on oral history interviews conducted with about 10% of respondents to the form in seven states, distributed among the five different regions of Brazil. The aim of this article is to present some of the main features of the Brazilian black movement today and some of the main strategies, fronts of action, demands and references adopted by this social movement, in the effort to understand in what ways its militants have been built the antiracist struggle in the most diverse fields, especially in the area of education.
KEYWORDS
Black movement; anti-racism; education; Brazil