Jones Manoel debate racismo, trabalho e o fim da escala 6x1

Debate Connects the 6x1 Work Schedule to the Legacy of Slavery and Super-exploitation in Brazil Like this video, subscribe to the channel and activate notifications for new videos 🔔    / almapreta   “The 6x1 work schedule is a legacy of slavery.” This statement summarizes one of the central reflections of this interview on work, racism, and exploitation in contemporary Brazil. Throughout the conversation, the historian analyzes how Brazilian capitalism developed from slavery and the super-exploitation of Black labor. The debate also addresses the reduction of working hours, precarious work, informality, unionism, neoliberalism, deindustrialization, and the impacts of the 6x1 work schedule on the physical and mental health of the working population. The interview also discusses the role of social media in mobilizing for the end of the 6x1 work schedule, the actions of the VAT movement and congresswoman Erika Hilton, as well as the relationship between anti-racist struggle, feminism, and class struggle in Brazil. Read more: almapreta.com.br Support Alma Preta: https://catarse.me/financie_alma_preta #6x1WorkSchedule #StructuralRacism #DecentWork #WorkingClass #EndThe6x1WorkSchedule #ErikaHilton #VATMovement #SocialJustice #AlmaPretaJournalism #ClassStruggle Did you like this video? See also: “The market is 1% of Brazilian society”: Gabriela Chaves criticizes super-exploitation in Brazil    • “O mercado é 1% da sociedade brasileira”: ...   6x1 work schedule, racism and burnout: how work makes the black population sick    • Escala 6x1, racismo e burnout: como o trab...   Erika Hilton on the 6x1 schedule: 'Those who are exploited are in a hurry'    • Erika Hilton sobre a 6x1: 'Quem está explo...   Access: http://almapreta.com.br/ Follow on Instagram and Facebook: @almapretajornalismo Follow on Twitter: @alma_preta