Impactos Da Colonização Na Produção Do Racismo Pós Independência. Analisando A Realidade Do Lubango A Partir Da Obra De Frantz Fanon ‘’Pele Negra, Máscaras Brancas’’.

Abstract

On the opportunity to discuss racism, impacted by colonization, a historical and social process that does not end in just one discriminatory act, but which maintains a system of distribution of advantages and disadvantages, of subalternization and favoritism (of a racial group for another), the present work has as its theme Impacts of colonization on the production of post-independence racism. Analyzing the reality of Lubango from the work of Frantz Fanon “Black skin, white masks”. There are many impacts of colonization on the production of post-independence racism, from the current relations between whites and blacks, the complexes that exist, the black in the white language, the issue of black identity and the job market for both races. In order to achieve the objectives, we used the following research methods: Historical Method, Comparative, Bibliographical Research, Monographic and Historical Materialism. As techniques we used the interview and the bibliographic review. The work is structured in three chapters, the first chapter being the state of the art part, where we looked for the different authors and their theories that address the subject; chapter two served to address the impacts of colonization on the production of post-independence racism, analyzing the reality of lubango from Frantz Fanon “Black skins, white masks”, and finally, the third chapter, made the presentation, analysis, treatment and discussion of data collected through the application of the interview. The research results were surprising for demonstrating that the subject in question is relevant, but little addressed within the academic community.