Tag: black
Mayors Are Up for Election in Brazil. It’s a White Game
Brazil, a country where a majority of residents identify as non-white, will head to ...
In Brazil, We Also Have a Dream
Almost all political speeches are irrelevant and soon forgotten. But, a couple weeks ago, ...
Black and White: Marveling at a Brazil Where Racial Rules Are Learned Early in Life
I just returned from another wonderful trip to Brazil. I have been visiting that ...
Brazil’s Debt to the Ford Foundation: E Unum Pluribus
The United States of America has long been recognized as a beacon of race ...
It’s Still Not Easy Being Black in Brazil
In Brazil, unlike other countries, different ethnic groups interact a lot – sometimes peacefully, ...
Brazil’s New Racial Equality Law Is Watered Down. But Blacks Are Not Complaining
Although there are different evaluations of how much impact the newly House-approved Statute of ...
She’s Black and Woman and Wishes to Be Brazil’s Next President
"During the US Democrat party primaries, when Hillary Clinton was running against Barack Obama, ...
For Decades Brazilian Children of Slaves Resist Eviction Among Rio’s Mansions
In front of Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas in Rio de Janeiro, with a view ...
New York Gets to See Documentary on Brazil’s Black Rebel Slaves Villages from 1600s
Quilombo Country, the award-winning documentary about Brazilian villages founded by escaped and rebel slaves, ...
120 Years After End of Slavery Brazilian Blacks Still Far from Getting Equality
Despite Brazil’s NIMBY attitude about racism, while trying to convince itself of being a ...
