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espanolEn el poema “Me gritaron Negra” de la peruana Victoria Santa Cruz, la palabra se convierte en un puente que une negacion y reivindicacion. El presente articulo analiza con lente juridico esta conjuncion, para hacerlo se desglosa el poema, vinculando cada parte con diferentes categorias: el otro, el racismo y la discriminacion, identidad, feminismo negro e interseccionalidad. Ademas, se revisan las figuras literarias explicitas en el poema y su carga reivindicatoria implicita. Finalmente se analiza la relevancia de la palabra negra dentro del poema mediante un analisis de polaridad de los sentimientos, un analisis de frecuencia de palabras y su correspondiente interpretacion. Entre lineas, el poema nos susurra que la significancia social negativa de lo negro ha sido construida desde el pedestal de los normales, sostenida por la aceptacion pasiva de los oprimidos, y legitimada desde la estructura politico-juridico estatal. EnglishIn the poem “They shouted at me Black” from the Peruvian Victoria Santa Cruz, the word becomes a bridge that unites denial and claim. This article analyzes this conjunction with legal lens, to do so the poem is broken down, linking each part with different categories: the other, racism and discrimination, identity, black feminism and intersectionality. In addition, the explicit literary figures in the poem and their implicit claim burden are reviewed. Finally, the relevance of the word black within the poem is studied through an analysis of the polarity of feelings, an analysis of the frequency of words and their corresponding interpretation. Between the lines, the poem whispers to us that the negative social significance of the black has been constructed from the pedestal of the normal ones, sustained by the passive acceptance of the oppressed, and legitimized from the state political-legal structure.

“Me gritaron Negra”: entre la negación y la reivindicación