Banca de DEFESA: MAX FABIANO RODRIGUES DE OLIVEIRA

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STUDENT : MAX FABIANO RODRIGUES DE OLIVEIRA
DATE: 23/04/2021
TIME: 14:00
LOCAL: videoconferência
TITLE:

From sons of João and Teodora to The Sons of Iguaçu Club: Family, trajectories, soccer and black associations in the Baixada Fluminense (1854-1950)

KEY WORDS:

Family, trajectory, post-abolition, Nova Iguaçu, black associations and football.

PAGES: 171
BIG AREA: Ciências Humanas
AREA: História
SUBÁREA: História do Brasil
SPECIALTY: História do Brasil República
SUMMARY:

This study analyzes the trajectory of the Pereira Belém family, having as its guiding thread the figure of Enéas Pereira Belém, a black man, who lived in the city of Nova Iguaçu, at the beginning of the 20th century. The research makes a reverse trip and reaches the beginning of the second half of the 19th century, in the parish of Nossa Senhora da Conceição do Bananal, in Itaguaí, when João Pereira Belém, Enéas’ father, starts this branch of the family. The history of this family is also the history of so many other black families who migrated to Nova Iguaçu at the end of the 19th century. If many families made their journey from Vale do Paraíba, here we have a process of internal migration, that is, within the Baixada Fluminense itself, between Itaguaí and Nova Iguaçu. These families settled in downtown and found in the civil service a possibility for establish themselves, inasmuch as they did not have land. The establishment in Nova Iguaçu downtown allowed them to have access to various resources such as education, health, commerce and everything that life in downtown of a rapidly expanding city could provide. In this stabilization, they created social networks that advanced not only to the Worlds of Labor linked to the public administration, but were also present in leisure spaces, in sports clubs, such as the Filhos de Iguaçu, in soccer tournaments, in bicycle races, at dancing balls, Sunday activity, matinees, carnival balls, among many other activities held in these clubs. These places of leisure, of congregation, also became Enéas' main area of activity, that in much of his life, dedicated time and passion for what he loved most, the Filhos de Iguaçu club. Born as a dissident of the Iguaçu club, Filhos de Iguaçu was possibly a space for black associations in the first decades of the 20th century, a club that erased the history of its founders. Probably, Enéas was one of those founders, but no documents were found to reveal them identities and the reason for this scission between the clubs. The Pereira Belém family is also part of the Filhos de Iguaçu universe, insofar as it is possible to observe in the publication of the meeting minutes the mention of other members of the family participating in the club's activities. To tell the history of the Pereira Belém family is to tell the history of many other families, erased histories, lost histories, some yet to be found, of a post-abolition lived in the Baixada Fluminense.

BANKING MEMBERS:
Externa à Instituição - BRODWYN FISCHER - OUTRO
Externa à Instituição - ALESSANDRA TAVARES DE SOUZA PESSANHA BARBOSA - OUTRO
Presidente - 1542358 - ALVARO PEREIRA DO NASCIMENTO
Interno - 2649875 - CARLOS EDUARDO COUTINHO DA COSTA
Externa à Instituição - IAMARA DA SILVA VIANA - PUC - RJ