A autoestima de pessoas pretas nos relacionamentos

Abstract

This report is the result of research and production of a comprehensive report, focusing on the self-esteem of black people in romantic relationships, with an emphasis on the main difficulties faced by this community. The report aims to explore the complexities of black people's relationship experiences and how self-esteem plays a crucial role in this context. As a theoretical reference, works and studies were used that delve into the perception and social constructions surrounding loving relationships, especially those that affect black people, such as those by Frantz Fanon (1952), Ana Cláudia Lemos Pacheco (2013), and Bell Hooks (2010). For the production of the large multimedia report, a methodology was developed that can be summarized through the stages of research, planning, conducting interviews with the characters and sources, writing the report, organizing and editing the audiovisual files and layout of the report. In view of the above, the purpose of the work is to report, highlight and share through the voices and experiences shared by individuals who participated in this report, hoping to contribute to a deeper understanding of the complexities of these experiences and promote a broader discussion about the theme.