Sexual (Dis)Identities: Beyond Heteronormativity in Brazil
There was a time in Brazil, long ago, when the division between “heterosexuals” and “homosexuals” seemed sufficient to describe sexual orientation.
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Author: Moisés Lino e Silva
Animal Sacrifice and Religious Racism: Afro-Brazilian Religions on Trial
Slavery left bloody wounds in Brazil, and prevalent racism prevents them from healing. National debates on animal rights— at first sight seemingly disconnected from racial issues—at a closer glance reveal the nefarious operations of discrimination against Black citizens.
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