Add to ORKGLiterature on the Afro-Brazilians political participation within Brazils presidential elections and their political influence is becoming more prominent due to the nations changing racial demographics and by the fact that the marginalized sectors of Brazilian society are becoming more politically aware and are mobilizing to create social change
This research paper examines the problematic areas of inequality and racism within Brazil. It focuse...
Africa, as both a place and as an idea, looms large in the construction of Black identity in Brazil ...
Between the radicalism of Black Brazilian movements of the 1980s, an aftermath of the negation and r...
The Brazilian government has recently enacted some of Latin America's most extensive affirmative act...
The purpose of this paper is to describe the extent to which political consciousness may be found as...
In 1978, two events changed the current understanding of race in Brazil. The killing of a Black work...
As the decade of the 1980s drew to a close Brazilians celebrated two centennials which bore a close ...
This paper examines the rapprochement between the first black political party in Brazil – Brazilian ...
These four books provide important insights into Brazilian racial dynamics from both traditional and...
Considered to be at the bottom of the social ladder, the Afro- Brazilian women of Salvador, Bahia ha...
What is Black identity in São Luis, Maranhão and how does the Centro de Cultura Negra do Maranhão us...
The 2001 Brazil census reports that of Brazil’s 150 million people, 53 percent of them are Afro- Bra...
SUMMARY Why are there no overt racial conflicts and little interest in political mobilisation along ...
This thesis examines contemporary racial politics and constructions of citizenship in the Municipal ...
The late 70’s point towards the debut of several social movements in the scenario, both new and trad...
This research paper examines the problematic areas of inequality and racism within Brazil. It focuse...
Africa, as both a place and as an idea, looms large in the construction of Black identity in Brazil ...
Between the radicalism of Black Brazilian movements of the 1980s, an aftermath of the negation and r...
The Brazilian government has recently enacted some of Latin America's most extensive affirmative act...
The purpose of this paper is to describe the extent to which political consciousness may be found as...
In 1978, two events changed the current understanding of race in Brazil. The killing of a Black work...
As the decade of the 1980s drew to a close Brazilians celebrated two centennials which bore a close ...
This paper examines the rapprochement between the first black political party in Brazil – Brazilian ...
These four books provide important insights into Brazilian racial dynamics from both traditional and...
Considered to be at the bottom of the social ladder, the Afro- Brazilian women of Salvador, Bahia ha...
What is Black identity in São Luis, Maranhão and how does the Centro de Cultura Negra do Maranhão us...
The 2001 Brazil census reports that of Brazil’s 150 million people, 53 percent of them are Afro- Bra...
SUMMARY Why are there no overt racial conflicts and little interest in political mobilisation along ...
This thesis examines contemporary racial politics and constructions of citizenship in the Municipal ...
The late 70’s point towards the debut of several social movements in the scenario, both new and trad...
This research paper examines the problematic areas of inequality and racism within Brazil. It focuse...
Africa, as both a place and as an idea, looms large in the construction of Black identity in Brazil ...
Between the radicalism of Black Brazilian movements of the 1980s, an aftermath of the negation and r...