Vozes da Mata o movimento social quilombola nas memórias de mulheres do Rio Andirá(2005-2018)

Abstract

This text addresses the quilombola social movement of the Andirá River (2005-2018), from the memory of women who were involved in the fighting process. We situate our narrative in the field of post-abolition social history and in interdisciplinary dialogues between history and social sciences, based on methodological perspectives such as oral history. This ethnic emergence of the history of the present time implies actions that invite us to (re)think of the theoretical-methodological models that explain the black presences in the Amazon.