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From the Senzala to the Favela: Domestic Workers in Brazil
Brazil is the perfect site in which to understand how the vestiges of colonialism are integrated into a rapidly growing economy. Similar to many countries in Latin America, Brazil continues to struggle with the legacies of deeply rooted race, class … Continue reading
Being a Fulni-ô Woman Today
I met Dxonne for the first time in 2003, when my family and I traveled into the interior of Brazil to visit a world-renowned healer named John of God. We bought a few pieces of jewelry from her, played with … Continue reading
Abortion Experiences in Brazil
Part two of “Abortion Experiences,” in which I am posting the interviews I conducted around a few women’s experiences with abortion here in Brazil. “Before I found out that I was pregnant, I never thought I would get an abortion. … Continue reading
Half in Brazil: Nancy
Meet Nancy. She is half Russian, half Brazilian, and full Carioca. Nancy moved from Russia to Brazil when she was 5, and is now studying art here in Rio, where she tries to take advantage of the window that … Continue reading
Half in Brazil: Tommy
Aaannnd we’re back with the Half in Brazil Project! Sorry for the break ladies, gentlemen, and anyone else along the gender spectrum, but I was busy posting about favelas and shoes. And trying to get all my classes straightened out. … Continue reading
Blog Spotlight: Feminists For Choice
So I wanted to do a quick blog spotlight. For those of you who don’t know, Feminists For Choice is areally cool feminist blog out there, and I would say one of the better known ones. Check it out if … Continue reading
