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Through the trajectory of Tacito Pires and some of his writings, this research seeks to connect issues of the labor history with the post-abolition studies. Among the challenges, to transform into a historical problem the color of workers and to apprehend the way in which ideas of race were handled by the subjects themselves. He was born of free womb in 1874 in Porto Alegre and passed away in 1939 in the native city. Since 1908, he used to move by the State as public professor, maintaining residence by greater time in Bage.

A trajetória de Tácito Pires entre a história social do trabalho e do pós-abolição (Rio Grande do Sul, 1874-1939)