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,“Our” Candidate Obama: Barack Obama in the Brazilian Elections,appropriate Obama’s campaign artifacts, hoping to reproduce the U.S. president’s success in the polls. In this sense, while Obama underplayed the issue of race in his 2008 political campaign, Brazilian black candidates emphasized their “blackness.” Chapter . also analyzes “Obama-mania” in the Brazil

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Conclusion,n a populist campaign with clear neo-fascist tones. The discourse of diversity—which has been a U.S. core value over the turn of the twentieth to the twenty-first century—has been giving place to homogenization, emphasizing the rejection of any racial or ethnic heterogeneity within the social body.

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Religious Congregations as Safe Spaces: Dolores Mission Church and the Struggle for Social Justice inies. How can social justice be promoted by members of the working class rather than by benevolent middle classes? This is the aim of the community organizing tradition studied, showing how the church has constituted itself as a space of solidarity in the face of the anomy that dominates American wo

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