Enfrentamentos de jovens negras: interseccionalidades no discurso das slammers de Sobral-ce, Brasil.

Abstract

This study aims to test the tool of intersectionality in the analysis of the raps of young women from the periphery of Sobral-CE, Brazil. Specifically how social markers of race, gender and class are operated by them in their raps. We use netnography as methodology. We selected five videos released by the slam Movement in social networks, in which young women sing the raps. A thematic analysis of the raps was carried out, which allowed us to observe that the markers mentioned are operated by young people in complex connections to account for the reading of the place where they perform their confrontations. We conclude, then, that the concept of intersectionality functions as a way of understanding the patterns raised by the young in their complex articulation involving their moment of life in the age, gender, class and race.