Como demuestran los diversos indicadores de pobreza, educación e inserción laboral, las mujeres negras sufren la discriminación de manera particularmente aguda. En los últimos años, han ido ganando protagonismo en la lucha por sus derechos como parte de un proceso gradual de articulación y cooperación con otros movimientos sociales. El artículo analiza la importancia de las conferencias internacionales contra el racismo y por los derechos de la mujer y sus impactos en América Latina y el Caribe, sobre todo en la creación de instancias institucionales y políticas públicas específicas. La base de la reflexión es la intersección entre género y raza como formas de discriminación que deben ser atacadas de manera simultánea.
As indicated in the different indicators of poverty, education and the labor market, black women suffer discrimination in a particularly acute form. During recent years, they have been struggling for their rights within the context of a process of articulation and cooperation with other social movements. This article analyzes the importance of the international conferences against racism and in favor of women�s rights and their impact in Latin America and the Caribbean, above all as a result of the creation of institutional initiatives and specific public policies. The reflection expresses the interaction of gender and race and the conviction that they need to be attacked simultaneously.
As indicated in the different indicators of poverty, education and the labor market, black women suffer discrimination in a particularly acute form. During recent years, they have been struggling for their rights within the context of a process of articulation and cooperation with other social movements. This article analyzes the importance of the international conferences against racism and in favor of women�s rights and their impact in Latin America and the Caribbean, above all as a result of the creation of institutional initiatives and specific public policies. The reflection expresses the interaction of gender and race and the conviction that they need to be attacked simultaneously.
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