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Afro-descendant Inclusion in Education: an Anti-racist Agenda for Latin America (English)

Afro-descendants in Latin America face unequal opportunities in education, with 1 in 5 dropping out of the primary school system and lower secondary and higher education completion rates compared to their non-Afro-descendant peers. This is due to a combination of societal, economic, and political factors, including limited funding, inadequate facilities, unsupported teachers, and a digital divide. The education system also perpetuates discriminatory...
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Freire,German Nicolas; Schwartz Orellana,Steven Daniel; Carbonari De Almeida,Flavia Fonseca.

Afro-descendant Inclusion in Education: an Anti-racist Agenda for Latin America (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099039105022317731

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