Brazil, Mixture Or Massacre?: Essays in the Genocide of a Black PeopleNascimento explodes the myth of a "racial democracy" in Brazil. The author is a major figure in Afro-Brazilian arts, politics and scholarship. He founded the Black Experimental Theatre in Rio de Janeiro in 1944 and was an elected member of the Brazilian Congress from 1982 to 1986. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Excerpts from Conclusions and Recommendations | 18 |
the Social Lynching of Africans and their | 57 |
Religion and Art in AfroBrazilian Cultural Experience | 95 |
AfroBrazilian Ethnicity and International Policy | 177 |
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Vocabulary of Brazilian Words | 212 |
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