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Brazilian racism survives in a mixed and intercultural context characterized by an apparent racial democracy, a fact that generates a permanent need for investigation. This work is based on two interests: (1) to investigate some elements of racism within the framework of Brazilian racial relations; (2) elaborate a scale of ethnic-racial attitudes. Initially, we collected the beliefs about blacks and racial relations among 678 university students from five Brazilian states. Then, based on the results of the first stage, we elaborated and applied to a sample of 195 university students the experimental model of the ethnic racial attitudes scale (EAER). An analysis of the principal components indicated the existence of two factors with satisfactory internal reliability indexes, attitudes about the existence of racism, with high students’ adherence, and attitudes toward the differences between blacks and whites, with low adherence. The EAER demonstrates to be an instrument apt to the configurations of Brazilian racism and useful for future researches.

Atitudes étnico-raciais: elaboração e evidências de validade de uma medida do racismo à brasileira