Violência doméstica e feminicídio contra as mulheres negras: e a invisibilidade dessas mulheres

Abstract

This work deals with the bibliographic study for the defense of specialization, which leads us to a reflection on how the school can help and program the subject of gender studies with its students, parents, employees and all its academic community about the coping with cases of violence against women who are most often black women. However, public policies of a preventive and welcoming character that determine performance in fighting violence against women are not enough, especially in contexts of economic vulnerability, black women are more vulnerable to poverty than men, in which it comes from an economic, cultural and political phenomenon that makes women a risk factor in cases of domestic violence. These inequalities between men and women in the economic and cultural aspects in which they are nurtured in a society of silent relationships. However, it is necessary to analyze the growing phenomenon of gender violence, of which women are victims, and how the history of inferiority of black women and their constant subordination to the male figure contributed to perpetuate this situation, in which the crime of femicide is approached with more depth, starting from the point of view of several feminists in which these women remain in the same scenario that generates domestic violence, so far no new fact, on the contrary, women are still a process under construction in the struggle for spaces and for rights, however, being a black woman in Brazil is an even harder fight for identity, for rights, for the place of speech, for survival.