A cor do sinal: circulação de discursos racistas em sinais da Libras

This work aims to investigate the discourses materialized in signs in Brazilian Sign Language used to designate white people and black people. We inscribed this research in Dialogical Discourse Analysis studies. As a methodological approach, we searched for the aforementioned signs on four virtual platforms: Google, Youtube, Signbank and Ines Libras Dictionary. As results, it was possible to identify that, in the signs of white people, values ​​circulate that place them as a dominant and socially valued ethnic group, while the signs to designate black people also integrate the oppressive logic of racism, constructing them as a subordinate social group.