It's time to recount the bodies: Crossroads of subalternized enunciations, a brief introduction to the problem of State Violence permeated by issues of race, class and gender

Abstract

In this text, we seek to develop a brief introduction to the issue of the Brazilian State, located in a category of racial capitalist State, where the problem of violence is part of the debate on the situation of super-exploitation of the economically active and inactive population. The main objective is to promote a discussion that aims to articulate institutional violence, materialized especially in security forces auxiliary to the armed forces. We mobilize concepts such as the State, superexploitation, colonialism, violence, race, class and gender. The methodological path opts for a theoretical approach that is close to a critical analysis, based on authors such as Clovis Moura (1988), Jaime Osorio (2019) Lélia Gonzalez (2020) Frantz Fanon (2008), (1968), CLR James (2010), Racionais MC's (1997), Conceição Evaristo (2016) among others. We undertook a bibliographic, documentary and data analysis organized by the Brazilian Public Security Forum.