“SER MULHER, SER TERRITÓRIO PRÓPRIO”:

Contribuições Interseccionais Para A Práxis da Psicologia Comunitária a partir da rede Feminista de Mulheres Negras no Aglomerado da Serra-BH

Abstract

This article discusses the organized movement of the ColetivA Mulheres da Quebrada (Women of the Quebrada Collective) and its sophisticated approach to constructing collective identities and the feminist solidarity network in the Aglomerado da Serra neighborhood, Belo Horizonte. We analyze some issues related to access, institutional violence, and the arbitrary nature of the facilities present there. In contrast, we present the practices of the Mulheres da Quebrada, which can serve as a reference for public policy. We conclude that collective actions have contributed to a psychological practice grounded in Black epistemologies, with the principle of Oxum's mirror as a guide for the reexistence and affirmation of other self-reflective images of Black women.