Mídia feminista negra: uma análise das narrativas interseccionais produzidas no Kilombas Podcast

Abstract

In this article we use intersectional theory to analyze the Kilombas Podcast, a program made by black women from Ceará that discusses issues such as black feminism and anti-racism. The program has 48 episodes available on Spotify and Google Podcasts. We assume that Kilombas is inserted in the intersectional and feminist education perspective. We conducted a descriptive analysis drawing on Conceição Evaristo's (2008) notion of "escrevivência", we triggered thinkers such as Akotirene (2019), Ribeiro (2019), Lorde (2020) and Collins (2021) with the notions of place of speech, intersectionality and resignification of the use of rage. We seek to think of the program as cultural pedagogies that aim to construct meaning and subjectivities of black women, drawing on Wortmann and Marques (2021). We consider that Kilombas Podcast fulfills the proposal of promoting a refuge, a "virtual quilombo" where we talk about everyday issues that are dear to black women.