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The surveys of imprisonment, torture and violence in Brazil reveal the existence of a death management policy affecting mainly black men and women. Racial segregation preceded the Abolition of Slavery and remained after the formal act of 1888, having assumed new attires, sometimes camouflaged and reduced to class conflict, others silenced under the myth of racial democracy. From criminology to institutional policies, black identity was constructed as a mass of disposable lives, liable to containment in prisons and extermination.

A GESTÃO DO CORPO NEGRO NO BRASIL: DA DEMOCRACIA RACIAL AO GENOCÍDIO