Blackness Without Ethnicity: Constructing Race in Brazil
by L. Sansone
Blackness Without Ethnicity explores how race and blackness are constructed in Brazil. Moving beyond ethnicity as the sole way to understand identity, L. Sansone offers a focused contribution to the study of racial classification, social experience, and Brazilian society.
About This Book
Blackness Without Ethnicity: Constructing Race in Brazil examines the formation and meaning of blackness in Brazil.
The book focuses on race as a social construction rather than treating ethnicity as its only framework.
By centering Brazil, it contributes to broader discussions of racial identity, classification, and social life.
L. Sansone presents a focused study for readers interested in race, ethnicity, and Brazilian society.
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