As (micro)agressões no racismo quotidiano em Portugal:  uma análise quantitativa

Ana Rita  Alves; Judite Primo; Lucas  Augusto da Silva

doi:10.36572/csm.v71i27.10877

(Micro)aggressions in everyday racism in Portugal: a quantitative analysis

Ana Rita Alves Universidade Lusófona - Investigadora AGRRIN - Corpos Geradores: da agressão à insurgência https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3998-4022
Judite Primo Professora Associada da ULusófona, Titular e Coordenadora da Cátedra UNESCO “Educação, Cidadania e Diversidade Cultural”, Investigadora CeiED https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6953-9851
Lucas Augusto da Silva Doutorando Cultura, História e Sociedade (CES), (FLUC) e (FEUC) da Universidade de Coimbra. Investigador AGRRIN - Corpos Geradores: da agressão https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3998-4022

DOI: https://doi.org/10.36572/csm.v71i27.10877

Abstract

This article reflects on the various manifestations of everyday racism in Portugal based on the categories of racial microaggressions, as conceived by Charles Peirce, developed by Derald Sue, and scaled according to the Racial Microaggression Scale (RAMS). It then analyzes the results of the Preliminary Diagnostic Survey “Everyday Racism in Portugal,” conducted as part of the AGRRIN - Gerando Corpos Project. From aggression to insurgency: contributions to a decolonial pedagogy (FCT 2022.06269.PTDC), which involved the participation of 140 black individuals, Afro-descendants, and/or individuals of African origin. In addition to presenting the variety of aggressions suffered by the interviewees, the research also reflects the potential for insurgencies against such behaviors.

Keywords: Racism; Everyday racism; Microaggressions; Racism in Portugal

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2025-12-20

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Alves, A. R., Primo, J., & Augusto da Silva, L. (2025). (Micro)aggressions in everyday racism in Portugal: a quantitative analysis. Cadernos De Sociomuseologia, 71(27), 29-50. https://doi.org/10.36572/csm.v71i27.10877

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Vol. 71 No. 27 (2025): Generating Bodies: Everyday racism

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