Uma cartografia do sujeito autoral de mulheres negras em cartas

This article aims to analyze some contemporary epistolary texts by black women, understanding them as important instruments for reconstructing the collective and cultural memory of the black population through writing, a diasporic and universal phenomenon that permeates the writing of the black women who will be analyzed, from the constitution of the authorial subject of the text. We will analyze how the writing present in the epistolary texts of black women is an exercise in memory and transgression and rupture with a racist, oppressive and violent system. These subject-authors find in writing a place of emancipation and empowerment that, in the letters, is shared with recipient-readers.