Protesto negro: o ressurgimento da Imprensa Negra nos anos finais da Ditadura Civil-Militar pelos jornais do Movimento Negro Unificado (MNU)

Abstract

This article, based on a bibliographical review, aims to understand the actions of the Unified Black Movement (MNU), through the publication of its political demands around the mobilization of racial issues in the newspaper Nêgo, produced by activists of the Movement. Its is considered pertinent to present a brief history of the Black Press, of which this newspaper is part and which resumed its circulation in Brazil at the end of the 1970s, historically situated in the final years of the Civil-Military Dictatorship (19654-1985), in the country’s redemocratization process. From the review, it was concluded that there are few historiographical contributions regarding the MNU newspaper.