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Defended at the beginning of 2017 in the Graduate Program in History of the Federal University of Santa Catarina, the Master's dissertation entitled Race and Ethnicity: questions and debates around the disafricanization of Ancient Egypt, brought to the fore reflections of long date, coupled with intense current debates on the issue. Guided by the African expert of the Department, Prof. Dr. Sílvio Marcus de Souza Correa, the dissertation was proposed to make an analysis of the disafricanization phenomenon of Ancient Egypt within historiography and Egyptology. The theme, even though for some it may seem to have already been surpassed, it is still today an teeming area for disputes of postcolonial identities and wounds, where a "race" category is appropriated by discourses that defend whiteness and blackness of the ancient Egyptians. Far from being a recent problematic, the so-called misapprehension of Egypt starts with the process where Egypt is pulled out from the African universe by Eurocentrism and Orientalism, making it arbitrarily related geographically, anthropologically and culturally to only Western Asia and to the Mediterranean world. "White" Egypt was already refuted by Volney, an eighteenth-century traveler, Firmin, and Douglass, an American intellectual and former US slave in the nineteenth century, gaining greater visibility in the Pan-Africanist movement and its claims against racism.

The present of the race and ethnicity theme in a study on the disafricanization of Ancient Egypt