On March 14, 2018, Marielle Franco, a Black, queer, feminist and socialist councilwoman, and her driver Anderson Gomes were assassinated…
Carnival season has ended, and I wanted to share my recent experience at the largest street carnival in the world…
Legendary Afro-Brazilian singer Margareth Menezes was recently appointed as Minister of Culture of the upcoming presidential cabinet of Luis Inácio…
I want to continue to highlight some of the Black women political candidates in this year’s Brazilian electoral races with…
I wear a lot of hats, but if I had to choose one thing to do that brings the most…
We are one step closer to making history by rebuilding the connections between the children of Africa separated and spread…
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…
This week, the Atlantic Archives network would like to mark pride month by highlighting some of the LGBTQ organizations we…