Tabata Amaral: Here... it's understanding that if I had and have privilege for being white, it's my job, it's my mission to learn about it and fight every day to reverse it.
Tabata Amaral: As I'm trying to do in the National Education Plan, when we look at the issue of racism, as we do with the quota law, of which I had the joy of being one of the authors now in the expansion, it's the daily struggle to combat racism.
That's one thing, and here I have full responsibility.
Tabata Amaral: But in this issue of the stereotype... it's about seeing the prejudice that exists on the left and understanding that yes, there are progressive people from the periphery who are Catholic, who are Christian, who are evangelical.
Tabata Amaral: There are people from the periphery who maybe don't listen to rap every day.