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Brincar é coisa séria | Liliane R L de Oliveira Moraes | TEDxLaçador


[Music]
It’s a serious game.
in November 2015 my niece and
goddess mariah saw the episode of
racism at the school where I was studying
at the time the girls gathered to
to elect the blackest girl in the class at
mariah the only black girl was elected
the fact was treated by the school and
families of the children as a joke
the children apologized but the pain
and it’s important to talk about the
impacted taxpayer she stayed like this
as my family was also
people want to believe that racism is
getting to the end
there something like that happens and we
realize that
before the sadness of the mariah I had the
idea to make the first cloth doll
black an attempt to reaffirm their
beauty and the value she has for me
hence came a cloth doll amaran
project focused mainly on the
public children but that has delighted
adults of all ages
I ask you who has more here
30 years
did you know that a study
by the NGO promoting the campaign
where did our doll in brazil reveal
than 762 models of dolls offered
manufacturers’ websites only 50 and
pressure and that only 7% of the
dolls sold in online stores are
in our everyday lives
running
if we go to a store and can not find
doll we want to finish
taking something else
little clapper stuffed animal carts
we pretend not to see that we do not
feel but the truth is that we feel
we feel that heroes and heroines do not
represents us
and then the principles and princesses
neither is it that even the few dolls
black are actually white dolls
painted brown does not have our
facial features
not even our hair is too many
we are 54,921 percent of the population
Brazilian according to the IBGE is 2016 but
we are not represented
and it is not only in the universe of toys in
children’s literature is no different
even in large bookstores we have
difficulty finding books with
black characters and black books that
approach the habits and culture of a
so important part of the population in the
children’s programs
there are also few black characters
and black
I remember when I was a child
My favorite game was to thread
for the day that I was selected
personally of course by xuxa to be
paquita
I had no idea that my
ethnic characteristics could
away from my dream of the
find it so small that I do not
belongs some spaces
For a long time I did not feel
authorized to attend spaces
of representativeness but I do not speak
this with regret
my childhood, adolescence will serve
so that I would become the attentive woman
observer is that I am today
my life experience associated with
degree in psychology causes me to
have sensitivity to perceive the
important function of the toy and
jokes in the formation of the subject
of the child and how much
favors a good relationship with the
self-esteem because the child feels
identified with a toy that is
nice
nothing is more devastating to
psychosocial development of a
child than not experience
to belong
to have no value
Did you know how well the fairy children do?
of the tooth you imagine how children
see the tooth fairy
because then I asked the children
a school in the bump of a pine
my tooth fairy
the answers were unanimous blonde
long hair slim
so I showed them my fairy
of the tooth
The Tooth Fairy is a magical being full of
symbolism and it may have the color
child want
the only child need has the possibility
to meet other tooth fairy
I think the child who feels
represented on your toy feels
belonging to the society living through
of your self image
Let me tell you these days, I
I came back from the bakery and found a
girl
about three years I realized
that she was looking at me with attention
My darling, I kept looking at her.
looked at me, was smiling at me
I smiled back and she was already a
backpack producing toys in that
moment I felt that I was part
of that universe known to her
I thought it would be my toys support
This scene was very important to me.
because for the first time I felt that I
a child was the same as the
Paquitas represented to me yet
Surprising when I meet the kids.
and their desires of representation
I met a girl and you will not
ask but what it feels like
represented while playing
And I respond is a black girl who
represented by Ariel
know ariel area is a mermaid does not have
Legs but let me tell you guys
This girl, she has a disability.
physical and mental and is a wheelchair
so the character she identifies
also does not use the legs
is an autistic boy enrolled in a school
regular that the character he is
Identify is the kiko remember the kikolo
keys kiko is less fragile dependent
and sometimes even assaulted by others
children
yet on representation I’ll tell
You two boys I met
two boys of the same age group
children who do not know each other and
They feel represented by the bank
Do you know the goku mouth of a character?
one of the many characters who
I turned black
as the goal gets stronger
his hair grows and changes color
these boys then one with blue hair and
one with yellow red hair
the character tells the character they
more if they represent is the goku one of them
jair still said
my favorite hero now of my color
this is another fact representation too
I like the culture I want
Bringing you back is from a teenager.
White brought me an account at school
in which I studied
there were two dolls on Friday
each one of the children should
take a doll home to take care of there and
returned in the second simple activity in the
she would be one of the last to lead
doll because his name was one of the
last letters of the alphabet
but ended up being one of the first
because no one wanted to take the black doll
and she says that the family has expressed
Strangeness when she got home.
with that black doll but for her she loves
It’s okay, I’m going all right.
You’re just a doll, that’s all.
that
when I discovered that the dolls
are a kind of portal between the adult
who narrates and the child of old
I discovered that we can write
a new story is impressive as
life resigns our pains does
inspiration inspiration to wish
new dreams
I currently teaches a workshop of
group d dolls , and 20 groups
30 people are women of all ages.
ages daughters mothers grandmothers united goals
at a redemption ancestry
women made the holds of ships
women tore strips from their
skirts gave us knots and built dolls
to cherish your children
in this last workshop that I have now
in June
the girl named manu said the doll
that she had made and
customized as your personal taste if
would call lille
cried greater representation of emotion
that this
there is not and that’s what I know that’s what I
I think we need to get out
of this common place that we
that we do something real to change the
that bothers us what affects us and what
It hurts people that we love very much.
thank you
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