A Community of Destiny

The most significant change in Brazil's racial politics over the past three decades has been the Black Movement. Since the collapse of the myth there is no longer a hemegomic racial narrative in Brazil. The country's racial narrative is characterized by conflict. That also is true of Afro-Brazilian narratives which are expressed by a vast array of Black organizations. This essay suggests that in order to maintain the initiative in the country's racial narrative and practice, Afro-Brazilians must keep their political efforts embedded in the Black social movement

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  Allan Charles Dawson•African and Black Diaspora An…•2012

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• Exu is not Satan – the dialogics of memory and resistance among Afro-Brazilians

  Antonio José Bacelar Da Silva•African and Black Diaspora An…•2019

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• Hair, identity, and stigma

  Ana Carolina Soares Oliveira, Juliana Maria Magalhães Christino et al.•Feminist Media Studies•2022

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