RIMAS DE RESISTÊNCIA: O RAP COMO INSTRUMENTO DE DENÚNCIA CONTRA A INÉRCIA ESTATAL NA VIOLAÇÃO DE DIREITOS FUNDAMENTAIS

Abstract

This thesis aims to address the research problem of analyzing how rap, emerging from marginalized communities, serves as a tool of resistance and denunciation against state omissions that lead to violations of fundamental rights and social exclusion. The hypothesis proposes that rap operates as a sociocultural and political expression that challenges the constitutional promise of human dignity, effectively contesting inequalities and governmental neglect, particularly in contexts of exclusion and violence. The objective is to examine the role of rap as an instrument of resistance and social critique, exploring its connection with the constitutional promise of human dignity and its response to state failures in peripheral settings. The anticipated outcome is to demonstrate that rap transcends mere artistic expression, becoming a form of resistance that exposes and challenges social inequalities. It aims to foster critical reflection on the impacts of state negligence and social exclusion, analyzed from legal and cultural perspectives.