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Women in the Spotlight - Edd Wheeler
Edd Wheeler, a member of Brazil’s first all-female rap group, talks about what it’s like to pass the torch to the next generation of hip-hop artists
Moça Prosa Returns to Little Africa
Originating from the samba circles of Pedra do Sal, the Moça Prosa group is a women’s samba movement that was established in the historic Praça Mauá neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro in
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Organized by FLUP, the exhibition focuses on Fanon’s thought as a psychiatrist, philosopher, and activist, addressing topics such as racism, colonialism, and the anti-colonial struggle
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The dance-theater production I Inherited My Body is a performance that explores the scars, wounds, and resilience of the collective Black body
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Samba schools parade because they exist They don t exist just to parade They are a cry from the Black and Indigenous community: We exist, and we are here Hear our song, see our colors, our protests Helena Theodoro
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The new theater is named in honor of Francisca Xavier Queiroz de Jesus, known as Chica Xavier, who was a renowned and celebrated actress in Brazilian theater, film, and television
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