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Ethnic-Racial Education as a Basis for a Decolonial Perspective in Inicial Teacher Education
Colonial regimes are racially organized, and racism is the main instrument of organization and control of the black population. Thus, we assume that the educational system has a direct implication in racist practices since content and curricula are products of values and beliefs based on a hierarchi
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