I want to continue to highlight some of the Black women political candidates in this year’s Brazilian electoral races with…
When I talk with Black people in the United States about Brazil, the most poignant moment usually occurs when I…
Last week I introduced The Lelia Gonzalez Fellowship, a historic ambassadorship program bridging working-class communities in the Black diaspora through…
While sharing my experiences from Brazil and the stories of the Afro Brazilians that I’m in community with, I have…
Salvador Bahia Brazil is not only the capital of carnival but also has the most popular harvest festival in the…
Today I’d like to shine a bright light on a project that I believe reflects the spirit of Atlantic Archives…
Atlantic Archives: There are many contemporary Black American Feminist activists and intellectuals who are frequently referenced in the Black Brazilian…
AA: Hello, welcome. Tell us about yourself, how do you identify, and the work you do. KTD: My name is…
We continue our dialogue with Afro-Brazilian political activist, Alex Alberto Santos de Jesus. De Jesus is from the city of…
The week of March 14 continues to grow as an important and symbolic time of the year in the Black…
Atlantic Archives: Tell us a little about yourself and what you represent. Alex: I am Alex Alberto Santos de Jesus …
Manuel Raimundo Querino was born on July 28, 1851, in Santo Amaro, Bahia, Brazil. He experienced tragedy early in life…