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Didn’t Your Parents Like You?the same time, it allows us to relive some moments that passed faster than we would have liked. This text is not the result of a thorough and systematic study. It is not intended to be a sort of guide for other students. It is an unpretentious attempt to share some of the experiences I have had in t

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But You (Don’t) Look Like an African American: African Diaspora Looking Relations between Brazil andone of the many events about black culture, history, and politics that took place in S?o Paulo during November, or the month of black consciousness. I attended the lecture with Manoel and Christina, two Afro-Brazilians around my age who worked and studied in S?o Paulo. Christina’s mother also attend

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Changing Notions of Blackness in Field Research in Salvador, Bahia, Brazilesearch in Brasília, S?o Paulo, and Rio de Janeiro but solely focus on Salvador in this chapter. My research spanning a period of 11 years is about the role of racial identification, racism, and group identity on political behavior. In this chapter I focus on the period from 2004 to 2012, during whi

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Living the African American Way of Life—Impressions and Disillusions of an Afro-Brazilian Woman in tnds, such as the sound of the Christian hymns that I used to listen to growing up in a Baptist church, or with my participation in the church choir during which I used to dream about joining a choir like those on TV, or perhaps with my time listening to the Ray Charles songs that my father used to l

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