Daring and Advocating for the Judicial Branch in Black hands
By Diana Mendes and Tássia Mendonça In 1962, just over 70 years after the end of legal slavery in Brazil, Mary...
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Social Participation in the Food Field: A Pillar of Democracy Before, During, and After Elections – Interview with Renato Maluf
The electoral period highlights that a fundamental pillar of democracy is political and social participation, fueled by the capacity of...
Between Progress and Barriers: The Path of Black Representation Toward the 2026 Elections – Interview with Flávia Rios
Despite the successful trajectories of Black elected officials, the electoral race still imposes systemic challenges on these candidacies. The barriers... Between Progress and Barriers: The Path of Black Representation Toward the 2026 Elections – Interview with Flávia Rios
Despite the successful trajectories of Black elected officials, the electoral race still imposes systemic challenges on these candidacies. The barriers... Social Participation in the Food Field: A Pillar of Democracy Before, During, and After Elections – Interview with Renato Maluf
The electoral period highlights that a fundamental pillar of democracy is political and social participation, fueled by the capacity of...
Racial justiceThe Impact of Racial Quotas: an Interview with Marcia Lima
In 2022, Law No. 12,711/2012 (the Quota Law) turned ten years old, and a climate of uncertainty surrounding its review... Daring and Advocating for the Judicial Branch in Black hands
By Diana Mendes and Tássia Mendonça In 1962, just over 70 years after the end of legal slavery in Brazil, Mary...