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INTERSECTIONALITY, MENTAL HEALTH AND THE REMAINING BLACK POPULATION OF QUILOMBO: THE NECROPOLITICS OF INVISIBILITY AND ABANDONMENT

Nascimento MLO;

de Deus MQS;

Lopes BS;

Silva RCS;

et al.

Prenatal care of black women: Inequities and inequalities in the care of pregnant women

Lopes NS;

Rocha IP;

Bastos NLMV;

Gama MS;

et al.

Thessituras of memory: Literary readings and the black being by the gaze of teachers of a high school in the region of Cariri-Ceará

Lopes BAL;

Albuquerque ET;

Souza AMC;

Lima AEF.

DATASUS and the challenges in the collection and dissemination of health information for the black population

Gomes MC;

Cruz AJ.

THE INTELLECTUAL AND POLITICAL PROTAGONISM OF ANTONIETA DE BARROS

Gaya SM;

Laffin MHLF.

| 98-114

Social inequalities and access to rights of black women in Brazil: An intersectional analysis

Cruz RC;

Faleiros JL;

Bolfarini ICM.

| 593-609

STIGMATIZATION, SYMBOLIC DOMINATION AND BLACK IDENTITY IN BRAZIL: BETWEEN THE CIVILIZING PROCESS AND STRUCTURAL EXCLUSION

da Palma VCLCF;

Portugal HHA;

Barbosa CB.

| 637-655

The claim of identity as a form of black empowerment: Policy of actions in Brazil

Cavalcante JPR;

Macêdo M;

Luz KLB.

Effect of different drying techniques on the nutritional properties of Hermetia illucens larvae

Vasconcelos RA;

Lima WJN;

Costa DV.

Extermination of the black and poor population in the Covid-19 pandemic: Necropolitics in the US

Pires RS;

Couzemenco F;

Pires OS;

Pires LS.

| 710-722

Self-perception of health among the elderly in the northeast region of Brazil: a population-based study

de Jesus SR;

Aguiar HJR.

The Intersectionality Of Quilombola Woman And Her Needs Of Care: Evidence Of Scientific Literature

Pacheco ZML;

Almeida GBS;

Silva ÉAe;

Farah BF;

et al.

| 242-259

Evaluation of the epidemiological profile of cardiovascular diseases in quilombolas in the municipality of Itapecuru-Mirim – MA

Linhares APC;

Sousa DVLP;

Moreira IMM;

Castro KSK;

et al.

| 161-172

Epidemiological profile of patients with prostatic neoplasia at an oncological hospital of SUS, Brazil

de Freitas CSM.

| 694-722

Public policies aimed at the Quilombola community

Mendes ESS;

Andrade JGF.

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INTERSECTIONALITY, MENTAL HEALTH AND THE REMAINING BLACK POPULATION OF QUILOMBO: THE NECROPOLITICS OF INVISIBILITY AND ABANDONMENT

Prenatal care of black women: Inequities and inequalities in the care of pregnant women

Thessituras of memory: Literary readings and the black being by the gaze of teachers of a high school in the region of Cariri-Ceará

DATASUS and the challenges in the collection and dissemination of health information for the black population

THE INTELLECTUAL AND POLITICAL PROTAGONISM OF ANTONIETA DE BARROS

Social inequalities and access to rights of black women in Brazil: An intersectional analysis

STIGMATIZATION, SYMBOLIC DOMINATION AND BLACK IDENTITY IN BRAZIL: BETWEEN THE CIVILIZING PROCESS AND STRUCTURAL EXCLUSION

The claim of identity as a form of black empowerment: Policy of actions in Brazil

Effect of different drying techniques on the nutritional properties of Hermetia illucens larvae

Extermination of the black and poor population in the Covid-19 pandemic: Necropolitics in the US

Self-perception of health among the elderly in the northeast region of Brazil: a population-based study

The Intersectionality Of Quilombola Woman And Her Needs Of Care: Evidence Of Scientific Literature

Evaluation of the epidemiological profile of cardiovascular diseases in quilombolas in the municipality of Itapecuru-Mirim – MA

Epidemiological profile of patients with prostatic neoplasia at an oncological hospital of SUS, Brazil

Public policies aimed at the Quilombola community