Mulheres, Classe Social e Violência de Gênero em Teempos de Pandemia.

Capitalist society is exclusionary and perverse towards those at the bottom of the pyramid, that is, the poor, women and blacks, certainly those who live in situations of greater vulnerability. Studies and research have shown that in class societies, gender, race and ethnicity relations intertwin in intersectionalities. The proposal of this study is to discuss how gender violence, which permeates class relations, has become more acute in the pandemic and affects more directly poor and black women, highlighting the intersectionality that should not be disregarded in the study of this phenomenon. The study starts from a critical perspective and uses the bibliographic research methodology to present reflections gathered from the experiences of work carried out with women who work in social organizations engaged in the struggle for survival and in the antipatriarchal and anticapitalist struggle that point to resistance and overcoming when fighting violence against women in pandemic times. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]