AS INTERSECÇÕES NA REPRESENTAÇÃO DA MULHER EM O AVESSO DA PELE E O BEIJO NA PAREDE.

The works The Flipside of skin (2020) and The kiss on the wall (2013), by the black writer Jeferson Tenório, point to the reality of women who daily live with the convergence of stereotypes forms, oppression and violence that permeate them. This paper will cover black and white poor citizens, considering that in the second work there is no mention of the skin color of some characters, thus being able to perceive that in addition to the racial issue, there is also the social class problematic in which they are inserted, which will put them in a situation of marginalization regardless of their race. Therefore, this study aims to introduce, based on theoretical basis and analysis, the condition of women in contemporary Brazilian society, the issues that permeate black women in narratives in Porto Alegre, such as abuse, harassment and other forms of violence and relationship between gender and class also in this space, demonstrating the condition of black and non-black peripheral women. Following this challenge, we present the condition of women in contemporary society, as well as the intersections of class and race that affect the way in which they are represented. We also seek to point out the violence and stereotypes that black women experience. For this purpose, the research carried out was of a basic, bibliographic, descriptive and qualitative nature based on the reading of Davis (2016), Gonzales (2020), hooks (2019), Kilomba (2019), Saffioti (2015), among others. Ate least, we recommend future referrals to the themes presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]