Blackness Without Ethnicity: Constructing Race in Brazil
by L. Sansone
A sociological study of race in Brazil that questions fixed ethnic categories and explores how racial identities are constructed through social and cultural processes.
About This Book
Blackness Without Ethnicity examines the construction of race in Brazil through a sociological lens.
The book challenges traditional notions of ethnicity by focusing on lived experiences and social dynamics.
It draws on research to show how racial identities are shaped by broader cultural and historical contexts.
Readers gain insight into the fluidity of racial categories within Brazilian society.
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