Free womb law (law number 2,040 of september 28, 1871): : a milestone in Brazilian abolitionist history
The Free Womb Law, when enacted, determined that all children born to enslaved women after that date would be considered free, although they would remain under state guardianship until reaching a certain age, at which point they would be completely liberated. Despite the children remaining under sta...
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I15-R225-article-1462024-11-20T20:48:32Z Free womb law (law number 2,040 of september 28, 1871): : a milestone in Brazilian abolitionist history Ley del vientre libre (ley número 2.040 del 28 de septiembre de 1871): un hito en la historia abolicionista brasileña Silva, Rodrigo Caetano esclavitud ley del vientre libre liberación esclavo Brasil slavery free womb law liberation slave Brazil The Free Womb Law, when enacted, determined that all children born to enslaved women after that date would be considered free, although they would remain under state guardianship until reaching a certain age, at which point they would be completely liberated. Despite the children remaining under state control for a period, the law had a significant impact on transforming the legal and social status of many in Brazil, as from its enactment, they began to be born free. This substantially contributed to the abolition movement. This article explores arguments highlighting the importance of both the Free Womb Law and the Slave Emancipation Fund in the dismantling process of the Brazilian slave system. La Ley del Vientre Libre, al ser promulgada, determinó que todos los hijos de mujeres esclavas nacidos después de esa fecha serían considerados libres, aunque permanecieran bajo tutela del estado hasta alcanzar cierta edad, momento en el cual serían completamente liberados. Aunque los niños continuaran bajo control estatal por un período, la ley tuvo un impacto significativo en la transformación de la condición jurídico-social de muchos de ellos en Brasil, ya que, a partir de su promulgación, comenzaron a nacer libres. Esto contribuyó de manera sustancial al movimiento de abolición de la esclavitud. Este artículo explora los argumentos que destacan la importancia tanto de la Ley del Vientre Libre como del Fondo de Emancipación de los Esclavos en el proceso de desmantelamiento del sistema esclavista brasileño. Universidad Nacional de Rosario 2024-07-31 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://claroscuro.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revista/article/view/146 10.35305/cl.vi22.146 Claroscuro. Revista del Centro de Estudios sobre Diversidad Cultural; No. 23 (2024): Africans and Afro-descendants: History and Present of their Presence in Latin America and the Caribbean; 1-24 Claroscuro. Revista del Centro de Estudios sobre Diversidad Cultural; Núm. 23 (2024): Africanos y afrodescendientes: Historia y actualidad de su presencia en América Latina y el Caribe; 1-24 2314-0542 spa https://claroscuro.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revista/article/view/146/132 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0 |
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Free womb law (law number 2,040 of september 28, 1871): : a milestone in Brazilian abolitionist history |
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Free womb law (law number 2,040 of september 28, 1871): : a milestone in Brazilian abolitionist history |
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The Free Womb Law, when enacted, determined that all children born to enslaved women after that date would be considered free, although they would remain under state guardianship until reaching a certain age, at which point they would be completely liberated. Despite the children remaining under state control for a period, the law had a significant impact on transforming the legal and social status of many in Brazil, as from its enactment, they began to be born free. This substantially contributed to the abolition movement. This article explores arguments highlighting the importance of both the Free Womb Law and the Slave Emancipation Fund in the dismantling process of the Brazilian slave system. |
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