The brazilian banking sector is one of the most dynamic in the world and has been established as a consistent pillar of rights linked to employment and with a very active syndicate. However, the crisis of capitalism has been pointed as the main cause of the lack of their bases of acting. Beside this, we notice that the demands emergence for rights, ruled in cases of gender identity and ethnic / racial, cohabit with the category subjectivity which are still attached to the developmental standards. In this sense, this paper presents some reflections about professional insertion of black women in the banking sector. It’s about the debility of connection income, especially since the technological advances and the outsourcing processes, as well as the resistance possibilities and the ways of subjectivity expanded in this context. Thus, the question of the subject in contemporary society is the extreme importance and it is directly related to issues about the role played by identity in the process of political acting of black women. We can also put it in evidence that this process should not be seen so disjointed to the changes that mark the work world, but which is connected intrinsically to the new form of Capitalism organization. The idea proposed is based on the fact that, at the same time, the issues related to gender and race gain a larger visibility in Brazilian society, mainly up to the 1988 Constitution promulgation. So globalization affects the country with its total vitality . To understand such changes, it becomes essential to learn the new social dynamics which are settled in order to contribute to the discution about the racial theme and the gender relations that have been more and more discussed. Therefore, expand the scientific studies about black women in Brazil.