A discriminação racial nas relações de consumo como uma espécie de hipervulnerabilidade: uma análise sob a perspectiva do diálogo de fontes

Abstract

This course completion work studies the lack of investment in science and research in products capable of meeting the different shades of black skin, highlighting the importance of the market in the construction of racial identity. Through an interdisciplinarity between Consumer Law and Fundamental Rights, the framing of black people as hypervulnerable individuals is questioned. This analysis adopts, as a theoretical framework, the conceptualization provided by the author Cláudia Lima Marques and Bruno Miragem, the hypervulnerability of the consumer, referring to the factual and objective situation of worsening the vulnerability of the individual consumer, due to apparent or known circumstances. It deals with the necessary dialogue between racial and consumerist protection statutes for the proper inclusion of these individuals in society. Finally, an examination of the possible legal impacts that will occur with the adoption of the proposed clarification is carried out.