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    What Does Afro-Latinidad Mean in the Film World?
    Film + TV
    16 June 2022

    What Does Afro-Latinidad Mean in the Film World?

    Four Afro-Latinas in the film industry discuss Black identity in Latin America and how it’s portrayed through their work.

    This Afro-Brazilian Activist Has Become the First Transgender Woman Elected to State Congress in São Paulo
    News
    09 October 2018

    This Afro-Brazilian Activist Has Become the First Transgender Woman Elected to State Congress in São Paulo

    Érica Malunguinho's win is a bright spot in Brazil's controversial elections.

    The Seeds of Marielle: These Courageous Afro-Brazilian Women Are Running for State Office Despite the Odds
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    04 October 2018

    The Seeds of Marielle: These Courageous Afro-Brazilian Women Are Running for State Office Despite the Odds

    Here are 11 of the inspirational black women running for political office in Brazil's upcoming national elections.

    Portrait of poet Nicole Sealey
    Arts + Culture
    23 August 2018

    5 Afro-Latinx Poets You Should Know

    Get familiar with the work of this talented group of poets.

    An Interview With The Filmmaker Behind 'La Negrada'—The First Feature Film Starring an All Afro-Mexican Cast
    Film + TV
    23 August 2018

    An Interview With The Filmmaker Behind 'La Negrada'—The First Feature Film Starring an All Afro-Mexican Cast

    The widely praised film has ignited some controversy in its portrayal of Afro-Mexicans. We chat to director Jorge Pérez Solano to get some insight.

    Watch the Trailer for 'La Negrada'—Mexico's First Feature Film with an All-Black Cast
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    16 August 2018

    Watch the Trailer for 'La Negrada'—Mexico's First Feature Film with an All-Black Cast

    The beautifully-shot film snagged the cinematography award at the 2018 Guadalajara International Film Festival.

    Colombia Finally Recognizes Its First and Only Black President, Juan José Nieto Gil
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    15 August 2018

    Colombia Finally Recognizes Its First and Only Black President, Juan José Nieto Gil

    Juan José Nieto Gil's presidency was erased from history on account of his race, but his legacy is finally being recognized.

    8 African Restaurants You Need to Visit in São Paulo
    Culture
    06 August 2018

    8 African Restaurants You Need to Visit in São Paulo

    Here are some of the best restaurants in Brazil's most "African city."

    Rio de Janeiro Has Named March 14th 'Marielle Franco Day—Against the Genocide of Black Women'
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    22 July 2018

    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.

    Birthright AFRICA Wants to Connect Young Black People to Their Cultural Legacy With Trips to Africa
    Culture
    27 April 2018

    Birthright AFRICA Wants to Connect Young Black People to Their Cultural Legacy With Trips to Africa

    We speak with one of the program's creators about its mission, growth and why connecting Africans in the diaspora to their heritage matters.

    Cuba Now Has Two Black, Female Vice Presidents
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    24 April 2018

    Cuba Now Has Two Black, Female Vice Presidents

    Cuba's new government is more inclusive than ever, but will it lead to a real change in race relations in the country?

    Costa Rica Just Elected Its First Black Female Vice President
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    02 April 2018

    Costa Rica Just Elected Its First Black Female Vice President

    Epsy Campbell Barr is the first black, female vice president in Latin American history.

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