Contribute to building a quality education, a school for all, has been one of the great challenges faced by those working with the teachers education. We know that the society is constant movement and the Brazilian school needs follow the changes that happen throughout time. Nowadays, thinking about education in Brazil is to think about different individuals who are configured for hybrid identities and are actors in different realities. Thus, it is not only to respect differences, but also to challenge homogenized practices that muffle cultural plurality. As a teacher of Physical Education I am concerned with these issues, trying to understand how this school discipline can contribute to a more equitable educational experience where all as may be contemplated as from their expectations and needs. This study aims to identify how the issues concerning the cultural difference are discussed in the Physical Education teachers education course and I choosed the Physical Education course by Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro as a case study. Guidelines were analyzed the course, its Political Pedagogical Project and the programs of the courses offered. I also observed classes five course subjects and finally interviews were conducted with teachers, students, the course coordinator and director of the institution. I could conclude that Physical Education teachers education still has strongly impregnated by sporting bias, but that initiatives aimed at the inclusion of all are present in the strategies by course. I advocate intercultural education as the prospect that can offer us ways and answers to carry out an educational process that includes all the students, respecting their identities, giving possibilities for an egalitarian and inclusive dialogue, allowing the school can be constructed as a crop crossing space and not as maintainer of inequalities and identities of silencing.