CÓDIGO DE ÉTICA PROFISSIONAL DA/O ASSISTENTE SOCIAL

AUSÊNCIAS, APAGAMENTOS E INVIZIBILIZAÇÕES DA QUESTÃO RACIAL NEGRA NAS SUAS FORMULAÇÕES E ATUALIZAÇÕES

Abstract

The objective of this work is to identify the absence of discussion of the racial issue in the updates of the Code of Professional Ethics of the Social Worker to the detriment of other updates carried out, despite the inclusion of several Social Work professionals in organized black social movements. I present some reflections on this absence, highlighting how this Code dealt with the racial issue in its formulation, pointing out some elements of analysis in order to seek to understand the historical and political context that led its formulation to disregard the racial dimension in its elaboration. In this sense, bibliographical/documentary research is presented as one of the research strategies and methodologies capable of meeting the objectives outlined, which was carried out from digital documents available on the website of the Federal Council of Social Service (CFESS) and other electronic sites that make files available digitally with official documents from other institutions. Despite recognizing that the advances historically present in the revisions of the professional Code of Ethics of Social Workers are undeniable, it is also inferred that the need for constant updating is undeniable, considering the speed with which society moves, updates itself, review and reset. Topics such as racism, LGBTQIAPN+phobia, religious intolerance, religious racism are increasingly frequent and require immediate responses from social workers to address these issues that are so relevant to the social relationships that are established in our society.