Category Archives: Movimento Negro Unificado
In operation since 2004 and with an 87% black student body, Brazil’s only black college begins to expand
By Carolina Giovanelli A feeling of uneasiness used to come upon José Vicente, 56, of São Paulo, when visited theaters and restaurants in the city. “I’m used to people giving me the … Continue reading
Edna Roland: A warrior in the fight for the equality of black women in Brazil
Edna Roland Brazilian, woman, from the north, and black. In this country, most people who fit this profile live a life associated with – and almost predetermined to – poverty, … Continue reading
Edna Roland: A warrior in the fight for the equality of black women in Brazil
Edna Roland Brazilian, woman, from the north, and black. In this country, most people who fit this profile live a life associated with – and almost predetermined to – poverty, … Continue reading
Happy Birthday, Lélia Gonzalez
Lélia Gonzalez (1935-1994) Today, February 1st, Idedicate this post to what would have been the 77th birthday of Lélia Gonzalez,an important militant of women’s rights and the Movimento Negro in … Continue reading
Happy Birthday, Lélia Gonzalez
Lélia Gonzalez (1935-1994) Today, February 1st, I dedicate this post to what would have been the 77th birthday of Lélia Gonzalez, an important militant of women’s rights and the Movimento … Continue reading
