The anti-racist campaigns are on the basis of feminist s thoughts and theories formation for the ones who crosses the epistemic exchanges in gender and race studies. The implementation of quota reserve s policies for black people (black and brown), called racial quotas, also have repercussions in graduate programs, not only by their forms of participation in spaces of production of knowledge but, mainly, interfering in these programs (lato sensu and stricto sensu) through adherence in critical, antiracist and anti-sectarian knowledge in order to reflect the coloniality in them. This study aims to reflect the extent in which this production is responsible for increasing research on the selfproclaimed decolonial feminists in Brazil, including black feminism, through data around PPGNEIM / UFBA s production, identifying the affirmative action policies in undergraduate courses as a resounding power in recent research on women, gender, and feminisms.