Afro-Brazilians’ life experiences in Paris ethno-racialFootnote^†

†. The notion of race is here employed as a sociological category for the analyses and the interpretation of the imaginary processes of social construction in the multicultural societies. Following Floya Anthias contention, “race categories belong to the more encompassing category of ethnic collectivity, therefore, race is one of the ways in which ethnic boundaries are constructed” (Citation2001, 369).

identification and social recognition: new positioning, new negotiation

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