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Using the master’s tool to dismantle the master’s house: the two-ness in the construction of black English teachers’ identity in Brazil
This work aims to promote a critical reflection on the Brazilian educational system, based on white supremacy and its implication for the two-ness in the identity of black English teachers in Brazil. Therefore, in this essay, we emphasize the importance of a critical education that subverts the
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