About Us
The Black Lives Matter Brazil-USA project is
an ongoing collaborative effort. Contributors
to date include:
Allessandra Reuben
Candida De Hoyos
Catherine McMillan
Charles Berman
Christian Sheerer
Christopher Simmons
Cydney Livingston
Elijah Wroten
Felise Collins
Jamal Burns
Jeremy Tang
John Markis
Jonathan Mengistu
Jose Rosario
Kennede Lewin-Occenad
Kristen Rigsby
Lucas Torres
Myles Hudzick
Nate Thompson
Rahel Petros
Ronald Carr
Sarah Simmons
Tre Jones
Veronica Namiba
Chloe Ricks
Courtney Crumpler
Gray F. Kidd
Marcelo Ramos
Dr. Silvio Almeida
Dr. John French.
ExHibition Sponsors
Duke Department of History, Duke Brazil Initiative, Office of the Dean of Trinity College of Arts and Sciences, and Office of the Dean of Social Sciences in Trinity College of Arts and Sciences
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This documentary traces the incredible campaign of Catholic-inspired Black movement activists in Rio de Janeiro’s urban periphery to expand education access to Brazil’s political minorities and change Brazilian society’s discussion of race in the process.