I’m used to thinking that women, especially Black women, when united, can be undefeatable. When the reality you come from is not the most promising for some, you must work hard to succeed and make your dreams come true. This belief becomes even more accurate when we look at the social inequality present in Brazilian … Ler mais
Growing up in Brazil, racism wasn’t a topic I would think of discussing. During my bachelor’s and after years working in private schools, I could understand the severity of the problem. Looking back, I understand why I didn’t think about discussing it. Racism was normalized around me. According to the UOL Education survey held in … Ler mais
The question should be: “Why not write this?” I would love to start by introducing myself to you, my readers; however, I think it will be more exciting if you just get to know me through my posts. You might be reflecting on the meaning of the name “Preta Outsider.” Firstly, I have to confess … Ler mais