One day at a time: vivências latinas de gênero e raça nos EUA

Abstract

This article aims to understand how the reality of people from the Latinx community in the United States of America is portrayed in situations related to gender and race, structuring elements of life in society, in audiovisual productions, as these productions constitute valuable tools in the study of International Relations. As a way of approaching this geographically distant reality, the study was conducted focusing on Netflix's original series One Day At a Time, which draws on the experiences of a Cuban family. We start from the contributions of feminism in International Relations, as well as the approach offered by the perspective of intersectionality, in order to analyze elements of gender, race and nationality in an intercrossed way in the experience of Latinx people who migrated to the US. Thus, it was possible to identify some ways in which the experiences of gender, race and nationality overlap in the experiences of latinxs in the United States of America.