Communication policies, communication practices and resistance actions: when community, culture and identity come into play

Abstract

The study reflects on communication policies in Brazil, analyzing how this scenario was established, which is defined in the political and undemocratic game. The communicational gap has an impact on the production, access and dissemination of messages that present a Brazilian cultural plurality. Observe an absence of investment, legislation and public neglect when managing strategies that minimize gaps in the areas of communication and media in Brazil. The scenario is characterized by the lack of spaces that promotes the cultural diversity of societies and societies, while communities try to soften this reality produced in public spaces, minimizing this lack of representativeness in order to (re) create a more culturally plural and democratic society.