Race, Identity, and Education in Brazil
This cluster of papers explores the intersection of racial discrimination, decolonial theory, and intersectionality in the context of Brazil. It delves into issues of social inequality, anti-racism, Afro-Brazilian studies, and the coloniality of power, while also examining feminist epistemologies, black feminism, and cultural identity.
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