Abstract:
This article discusses race relations in Brazil, in a critical perspective to the well-known theoretical misconception that racism is merely a by-product of class inequalities. It also discusses the Marxist Theory of Dependency and Decoloniality, so that the exercise of approximation of these theories demonstrated that TMD and Decoloniality are convergent theoretical tools, endowed with great relevance to understand and intervene in the Brazilian reality of social and racial inequality.
Keywords:
Race; Racism; Decoloniality; Marxist theory of dependency; Genocide; Diaspora