#riodejenairo

LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uH7nbsuKCyI

On this episode of Africa In The City, Tracy travels to Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro to explore what it means to be black in the country today. Although more and more Brazilians are identifying as black or Afro-Brazilian the county still remains divided along racial lines with many reports highlighting racial inequalities and disadvantages for Afro-Brazilians. In Rio, Tracy meets with a prominent Candomble priest who discovered that his mission in life is to be a spiritual and political guide for his people. She also travels to an isolated Quilombolas,a former slave territory, to see how the battle for land rights is being fought. And that's not all! Make sure to keep watching for an exciting Capoeira performance. HOLLER! FACEBOOK: www.Facebook.com/AfricaInTheCityShow TWITTER: www.Twitter.com/AfricaInTheCity EMAIL: [email protected] TUMBLR: www.AfricaInTheCity.tumblr.com

Rio De Janeiro.

Just Another Packed Samba Party. Rio De Jenairo. Someone, Pls Tell Us More...

I'm just waiting for her to come on my screen 😭😭😭 #rihanna #navi #navy #Braziliannavy #riodejenairo