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Tessa Thompson On Her Panamanian Grandmother & the Lack of Afro-Latino Stories in Hollywood | Remezcla
Black Brazilians are ditching hair straighteners and white standards of beauty | The Washington Post
Black and brown Brazilians make up more than half of the country’s population, but you wouldn’t know it by looking at the beauty industry.
Is It Time for the Black Brazilian Billionaire? | OZY
Downplaying Black identity in Brazil has historically brought socioeconomic gains. But a new generation is embracing it — not only to campaign around issues like education and police violence, but also to exercise choice on spending money and creating new businesses.
The World’s Most Celebrated Anti-Slavery Program Is Being Gutted | OZY
There is clearly a corporate agenda behind these [political] changes. Outsourcing is a necessary condition for the existence of slave labor.
Rising Afro-Brazilian Politician Marielle Franco Has Died in a Targeted Assassination in Rio | OkayAfrica
The city council member was known for her social work in Brazil's favelas and critiques of the police.
These Images of Afro-Brazilian Black Women Will Take Your Breath Away | Essence
As the world watches Rio now that the Olympics have begun, we'd be remiss not to take in the beauty of our people in the country: Afro-Brazillians. We've rounded up images captured by photographers Helen Mozao and Yohanna Reis that show the style and soul of being Black in Brazil. Take a look!
Brazil’s Rich and Varied Black History, Too Often Hidden, Comes Alive On ‘Rios de Historia’ Tour – Atlanta Black Star
Started just eight years ago, Brazil’s Rios de Historia cultural tour has attracted thousands of travelers from the U.S. and abroad, giving tourists a once-in-a-lifetime look at the nation’s most dazzling historic and cultural sites.
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