Black consciousness and decoloniality
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https://doi.org/10.14393/RFADIR-51.1.2023.68231.514-536Keywords:
Black Conscience Day, Decoloniality, EducationAbstract
The objective of this article is to reflect on the decoloniality framed in the knowledge about Black Consciousness Day. It discusses its socio-historical-legislative incursion in Brazil, through some contributions about the strengthening attempts of the freedom struggles of Afro-Brazilians, with the legal norms that regulated the prohibition of slave trade and abolitionist practices, in dialogue with those that instituted Black Consciousness Day. It uses bibliographic and documentary studies for decolonial analysis (GROSFOGUEL, 2010), resulting in the need to review educational praxiologies that are focused on diversities, such as the experiences related to Black Consciousness Day, in the Brazilian context, considering the Law n. 10.639/2003.
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