Late Bastard

Abstract

Social psychologist Elaine Pedreira Rabinovich (UCSal) opens her work with the autobiographical writing of someone who knows the dangerous meanings of the word ‘Jew’ written in red on the walls of History and, honestly, talks about the challenge of writing something about being Jewish before the war in Gaza, when she saw anti-Semitism emerge as a form of racism and, in this way, native Brazilians like her, and many others, began to be seen as non-Brazilians and became just “Jews”. She gave the name to this text and context: Late Bastard.