For an anti-racist History teaching
training teacher and curricular decolonization
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.36661/2238-9717.2019n34.11029Abstract
The article records a training teacher experience that occurred in an optional course in a History degree, bringing gains and defiance from an anti-racist History teaching. It aims to contribute to a curricular decolonization and the legal frameworks implementation around the teaching of African History and culture, Afro-Brazilian and indigenous and education of ethnic-racial relations in Brazil. The course was anchored in the gains and defiance from the intersectional perspective to the History research, writing and teaching, with emphasis on post-abolition and the Negro intellectual productions. After some introductory questions, the article discusses about epistemological inflections, presents pedagogical proposals and ends with reflections about the curricular decolonization in training teacher courses.