Colorindo invisibilidades: um estudo de caso acerca de práticas de resistência negra na escola

Abstract

This thesis refers to a case study which aims to highlight practices of black resistance in the classroom, bringing the trajectory of an educator. In this context , not only denouncing the existence of racism in Brazilian society , racial prejudice and ethnic discrimination , but also pushing advertising and reflections, actions that may facilitate the eradication of these through the practices carried out in school and contagion in pairs . Bringing the educator Paulo Freire as the main theoretical contribution, which pervades the whole work, with terms used, such as the sharing of ideals. And to describe the experience of an educator, currently values the black presence in the school, pointing innovative practices, analyzing school from another perspective: the black in the construction of Brazilian history. This study permeates the historical context of the laws established by the Brazilian government for "inclusion" of that ethnicity in education and society until the enactment of Law 10,639/03, valuing african - Brazilian culture. Were conceived here as Affirmative Action policies and repair practices of resistance to affirmative action not legally institutionalized , but that influence institutions such as family and school, which are capable of reversing the logical introjected social imagination and create alternatives to overcome prejudices.