A educação não formal dos movimentos negros e feministas para a efetivação dos direitos humanos: a universalização nas questões de raça e gênero

Abstract

This study analyzes and discusses the history of black people in Brazil, specifically the female. A note that refers to the period of slavery, and racialist theories that marked the body and social directions for the construction of negative stereotypes that lead to a process of rejection and acceptance of self, body, religion, culture and history. Taking to think about possible influences of Human Rights towards black women, as it pertains to justice, projects, actions and education. In a specific debate on the universal human rights and inconsistency to encompass the cultural and social diversity. And then the perception of black movements, and black women, for the realization for their rights, awareness of blackness, race recovery, and a means of non-formal education in human rights for autonomy in the embodiment of dignity. Pointing your goals and achievements in the black struggle.