ANTONIETAS - Practices, reflections and transformations of the journalistic field from intersectional and decolonial feminist epistemologies

Being an important gender technology (Lauretis, 1994) that expresses relations of power and knowledge (Veiga da Silva, 2014), journalism has the potential to produce practices, discourses and narratives to confront structural inequalities, seeking to fulfill its social responsibility, contribute to the strengthening of democracy and its professional practice. To this end, it is understood that journalism needs to be researched from a gender perspective (Scott, 1995), dialoguing with the epistemologies of black, intersectional, and decolonial feminisms (Gonzalez, 2020; Carneiro, 2011; Crenshaw, 2004; Collins; Bilge, 2021; Akotirene, 2019; Lugones, 2014; Curiel, 2020), evidencing intersections of gender, race, class, sexuality, territory, among other social markers of difference