Jeray, in Brazil, the feminist community is growing and much is discussed about sexual objectification and other kinds of prejudicial behavior done by women in relation to other women. I've seen some pretty awesome English and American women contribute to this fight, but I respect your opinion, just wanted to share mine about it.

Basma, if you see this message, please, contact me, I would love to hear about your experience. 

Thanks everybody for your opinions (:

The education in Brazil is a caos. Public schools are often forgotten by the government and have a bad structure. Teachers are low-paid and what should be a priority to people's lifes, end up being left aside by the government. So, teachers may have good intentions of improving the system, but it's hard to do it without support. Private school have a good quality, but are too expensive, and with the current crisis, many people who could afford it before (not the majority of the people, unfortunately), can't afford it anymore.