Rio de Janeiro Has Named March 14th 'Marielle Franco Day—Against the Genocide of Black Women'

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        Rio de Janeiro Has Named March 14th 'Marielle Franco Day—Against the Genocide of Black Women'
    The day will be used to promote community wide reflection on the killings of black women. 
Damola Durosomo
July 22, 2018
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Rio de Janeiro Has Named March 14th 'Marielle Franco Day—Against the Genocide of Black Women'

The day will be used to promote community wide reflection on the killings of black women.

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