We invite readers to journey with us through this narrative poem written during the pandemic, which revealed through our bodies the need to give sayability and visibility to the potencies, pains and resistance that resound throughout our black bodies in production. Bringing together our canoes, we brave the crossings of death over the seas and oceans to the Tereza de Benguelas and Marielles, marking genocide, racism, necropolitics and the knowing-doing-living that are resistance and comprise, in and throughout the body, this front of daily combat and confrontations.
Keywords
Negritude; Life production; Black population; Genocide; Racism