IMPLICATIONS OF THE STATUTE OF RACIAL EQUALITY AND COMBAT AGAINST RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE OF THE STATE OF BAHIA ON TVET

Abstract

This article is the result of a critical analysis of the Statute of Racial Equality and Combat against Religious Intolerance of the State of Bahia (EIRCIR) with the objective of establishing interfaces between the determinations of this Statute and current anti-racism legal regulations aimed at Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET). The text is organized around three moments, in which we present a historical pathway of the construction of legislation for black people in Brazil, culminating in the creation of national and state racial equality statutes; context of the Bahian statute, its definitions, objectives, institutes and innovative instruments for a new institutionality in social institutions, in the interface with federal laws that constitute public policies of racial equality for the black population with repercussions in the planning and organization of pedagogical work for Education of Ethnic-Racial Relations at TVET.