Veloso, Maria do Socorro FurtadoAndrade, Alice Oliveira de2023-09-252023-09-252023-03-27ANDRADE, Alice Oliveira de. Aquilombamento virtual midiático: uma proposta teórico-metodológica para o estudo das mídias negras. Orientador: Maria do Socorro Furtado Veloso. 2023. 341f. Tese (Doutorado em Estudos da Mídia) - Centro de Ciências Humanas, Letras e Artes, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Natal, 2023.https://repositorio.ufrn.br/handle/123456789/54903In this text, we present the aquilombamento virtual midiático (AVM) as a thesis proposal. This is a methodological movement to study how brazilian black media operate, based on three main theoretical bases: quilombismo (NASCIMENTO, 2019), bios virtual (SODRÉ, 2002) and the political concept of quilombo (NASCIMENTO, 2014); and three methodological references: transmetodologia (MALDONADO, 2011), afroperspectivismo (NOGUERA, 2014) and roleta interseccional (CARRERA, 2020). By black media we mean a articulation of insurgent communicational experiences that (co)move people in the rewriting of different narratives about black people. They are groups encouraged by struggles against structural racism and other possible intersectionalities, such as sexism, the danger of a single story, domination, the hegemony of the mainstream media and its agenda, invisibility, the social and cognitive injustices of the world, exclusion and media coloniality. They can be seen, therefore, as groups with a significant decolonial feature. Inspired by the trails that enslaved blacks people opened in the woods on their escape to the quilombos, the AVM develops in three routes: 1) Sankofa movement; 2) recognition of escrevivências; 3) basket of voices. The empirical reference includes six black media groups: Alma Preta, Mundo Negro, Negrê, Notícia Preta, Portal Geledés and Revista Afirmativa. We justify the analytical clipping because they are media practices developed in digital environments that consider as their central objective the breaking of the the single story logic and the producing content directed to the issue of race and other lines of oppression. For data collection, we articulated some tools such as interviews, virtual nonparticipant observation and bibliographical research. A methodological approach from AVM shows us that the brazilian black media consider communication and, specially, journalism, as a alternative opposition to the coloniality of the hegemonic media and for the construction of new matrices of visibility about black people. We conclude that the virtual black media are heiresses of the black resistance since the colonial period and these groups find in the quilombos an ancestral instrument to build a ideia of an antiracist journalism. As main references for the preparation of this thesis, we have authors such as: Abdias Nascimento, Beatriz Nascimento, Clóvis Moura, Conceição Evaristo, Edison Carneiro, Grada Kilomba, Lélia González, Muniz Sodré, Sílvio Almeida and Sueli Carneiro.Acesso AbertoEstudos da mídiaPráticas sociaisQuilombosAquilombamento virtual midiáticoMídias negrasJornalismo antirracistadoctoralThesisCNPQ::CIENCIAS SOCIAIS APLICADAS::COMUNICACAO