"Aqui são usos e frutos": Uma analise antropológica sobre a comunidade quilombola do Alto do Tororó na Baía de Aratu, Salvador (BA)

Abstract

This study aims to present an ethnographic input of the Tororó community, quilombola community in recognition process, located in the Suburbs of Salvador (BA), to contribute to the understanding of how moments of the community‟s territorialization process have configured over the last century. The work of the ancient people who have penetrated into virgin forests, living in houses built from mud and coconut palms, guarantees the origin of the constitution of rights over socially occupied territory uses. Aspects of internal dynamics and the status of correlation of forces that are relevant to the group are presented in the analysis of processes of political-organizational mobilization through the appropriation of ethnic identities, and the group's ability to imagine and invent their future