PEQUENO MANUAL ANTIRRACISTA

Eleven Brief Lessons to Understand the Origins of Racism—and How to Fight It
In this concise guide, philosopher and activist Djamila Ribeiro addresses topics such as the persistence of racism, Black identity, whiteness, racial violence, culture, desire, and emotional life. Across eleven short and powerful chapters, the author offers paths for reflection to those who wish to deepen their understanding of structural racist discrimination and take responsibility for transforming the status quo.
For many years now, it has become increasingly clear that racism is deeply embedded in our society, creating inequality and social divides. It is a system of oppression that denies rights—not merely a matter of individual intent.
Recognizing the roots and impact of racism can feel overwhelming. After all, how do you confront a monster of this scale? Djamila Ribeiro argues that antiracist practice is urgent and begins with everyday actions. More importantly, it is a struggle that belongs to all of us.
Winner of the 2020 Jabuti Prize in the Humanities category.