Processos educativos: as lutas das mulheres pescadoras do mangue do cumbe contra o racismo ambiental

Abstract

The Coastal Zone is cearense territories are spaces of resistance of various traditional and étnicorraciais social groups. The Cumbria Community / Aracaty the east coast of Ceará / Brazil, is no exception, as it is in the same situation of "invisibility" and the threat of losing their territory for major economic development projects like the creation of shrimp in captivity - shrimp and parks wind power, which destroy and privatize their relations of life and belonging to the Community. The methodology chosen to conduct this study was qualitative, which has been in participatory research, oral history, his main instrument, the oral reports of the fisherwomen of the mangrove. Also address issues such as environmental conflicts, racial and gender relations. The elements and circumstances that presquisou been socialized with community leaders - the fisherwomen of the mangrove, which are ahead of the processes of struggle for the defense of traditional territory. Thus, we reaffirm the black presence on the east coast, coastal zone of Ceará, with reference to the collective memories of the fisherwomen, analyzing the changes and impacts that have occurred with the arrival of economic development projects and environmental conflicts arising as important elements to denounce environmental racism. This research was conducted at the Graduate Program in Education of the Federal University of Ceará, and we intend to work with and discuss the concept, still under construction in Brazil, Environmental Racism and its nuances, is part of a body of research that Sociopoética the Axis Culture and Relations Étnicorraciais, the Social Movements, Popular Education and School line has developed to discuss some concepts and current issues.