Policies to Promote Racial Equality in Brazil: Expansion, Stagnation, and Dismantling (2003-2022)
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https://doi.org/10.25091/S01013300202600030007Keywords:
promotion of racial equality, public policy, institutional dismantling, racial inequalities, government actionAbstract
This article analyzes the trajectory of Racial Equality Promotion Policies in Brazil between 2003 and 2022. Drawing on three empirical indicators (administrative structure, budget execution, and social participation), the study identifies three distinct phases: institutional consolidation (2003-14), stagnation (2015-18), and dismantling (2019-22). In addition, it demonstrates that the dismantling was intentional, gradual, and coordinated, combining strategies of omission, arena shifting, symbolic action, and active dismantling.
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