ACCESS TO POSTGRADUATE: SOME TRAJECTORIES AND EXPERIENCES OF ACCESS BY AFFIRMATIVE ACTIONS
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https://doi.org/10.5216/ia.v45i3.64404Abstract
These are discussions about the trajectories of black subjects who have accessed and concluded Stricto Sensu Postgraduate (master’s level) with the help of an affirmative action program at the postgraduate level, the Ford Foundation International Fellowships Program. It was possible to know and analyze the school and life paths of five subjects by using the qualitative research resources, such as the narrative episodic interview and the construction of sociological portraits. For the construction of trajectories as long as unlikely, the investigated subjects were developing and reactivating their dispositions in several spaces and moments, counting, besides their own desire, with the participation of the school, families and organized social movements, with emphasis on the Black Movement.
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