Clubes negros na espacialidade urbana de Juiz de Fora

Abstract

Black people clubs were an expression of african-black urban sociability in the cities of states of Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul, sheltered facets of Brazilian urban record of the black population. The research studies the set of black clubs of city of Juiz de For a as an important political expression to the history of the black population. Through them were held ideals of inclusion of these populations in the social dynamics of the city. The formal city processes the institutional racism in its production. Racism interpreted as a process of domination between social groups and the impositions contrary to the needs of the black population of social justice. We believe that the size of leisure of balls and parties there was a collective resistance project and a form of social inclusion. The research employs the methodology and the subject as life experience. This research work uses the tools of oral and documentary history. The work brings the formation of the city of Juiz de For a, the constitution and transformation of black neighborhoods. Discusses the breadth and importance of these clubs to the black population. Translates the inscription of the black population in urban history.