Vol. 4 No. 2 (2024): Women, Territories and Violence: stories of struggles
Studies in the area of Human Sciences, among other areas of science, show that colonialisms and colonialities have systematically violated peoples and individuals in Latin America and the Caribbean. Such reflections indicate that these structures intersect practices based on concepts of race, gender, class, sexuality and generation, reflecting long-standing patterns of colonial violence. In this context, the dossier “Women, Territories and Violence: Stories of Struggles”, published by Revista Anômalas, a publication of the Research and Studies Group on Gender, Sexualities, Class and Ethnicities/Race (ANÔMALOS/UFCAT/CNPQ) and the Institute of History and Social Sciences of the Federal University of Catalão (INHCS/UFCAT), presents articles that explore aspects of the structure of violence in the history of contemporary Brazil.
Published:
2025-03-26
