Implicações do racismo estrutural na promoção do direito ao desenvolvimento: uma abordagem justrabalhista

Abstract

The present work examines the implications of structural racism in promoting the right to development, proposing a legal analysis centered on labor relations. The affirmation of development as a human right consolidates the recognition of its social dimension, overcoming the reduction to the idea of economic growth. At the center of this developmental conception is the maximization of human well-being through the satisfaction of the existential minimum. However, achieving this scope in a society scarred by structural racism is particularly difficult. While the developmental plan aims to expand the means of protecting the dignity of the human being, inequality relativizes the effectiveness of this protection according to race criteria. This antagonism is illustrated in the field of the racial division of labor, with an emphasis on the worsening situation of vulnerability faced by the black proletariat in the face of the neoliberal escalation.