Historical, Social and Structural Context of the Discrimination of the Black Women in the Brazilian Cities/CONTEXTO HISTORICO, SOCIAL E ESTRUTURAL DA DISCRIMINACAO DAS MULHERES NEGRAS NAS CIDADES BRASILEIRAS

The research will address the discrimination of race and gender in the face of the lack of sustainability and a project of coexistence. From a complex model, it aims at the historical, social and structural approach to the Brazilian reality. Mainly, the objective is to analyze the intensity of affect of these inequalities in relation to black women in Brazilian cities. It brings as a research problem the causes, motives and specificities of gender and race inequalities and why they affect so intensely all the existential aspects of black women in Brazilian cities. The research has a complex methodology, through bibliographic review with an emphasis on intersectional feminist, anti-racist studies, history of inequality formation, expression of narratives and experiences and contextualization with the real environments of contemporary experience.The research shows as a result that the social and spatial formation of Brazilian cities, according to the guidelines of the wealth production system, led to unbalanced and disordered growth, which reflect the structural, historical and social reproduction of Brazil. It concludes and contributes by stating that changes and alterations need to be complex and profound, especially for the construction of coexistence projects and social sustainability planning.