2013
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-69092013000100010
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Como se fosse Bumerangue Frente Negra Brasileira no circuito transatlântico

Abstract: Como se fosse bumerangue frente negra brasileira no circuito transatlântico * Petrônio Domingues* O autor agradece a Ruan Reis, bolsista de iniciação científica PIBIC/CNPq, a Kim D. Butler (Rutgers University) e aos pareceristas ad hoc da revista, por suas pertinentes observações e sugestões a uma versão anterior deste texto.In the glorious march of the Race people throughout the world we will undoubtedly meet one another some day! "Brazilians send congratulations". Chicago Defender, 7 ago. 1937, p. 24.

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“…When Arthur Ramos sent Du Bois a list of major events related to the Black people in Brazil and Portugal, he mentioned Afro-Brazilian intellectuals and groups, such as the Frente Negra Brasileira (FNB (Brazilian Black Front))—a national Afro-Brazilian organization created in 1930. Besides, Petrônio Domingues (2013) has demonstrated that the FNB was widely known by the Black public in the United States and has even been pictured in some U.S. Black newspapers as “the most powerful organization from South America” (p. 156, author’s translation).…”
Section: Afro-brazilian Movements and Du Bois’s Elitismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When Arthur Ramos sent Du Bois a list of major events related to the Black people in Brazil and Portugal, he mentioned Afro-Brazilian intellectuals and groups, such as the Frente Negra Brasileira (FNB (Brazilian Black Front))—a national Afro-Brazilian organization created in 1930. Besides, Petrônio Domingues (2013) has demonstrated that the FNB was widely known by the Black public in the United States and has even been pictured in some U.S. Black newspapers as “the most powerful organization from South America” (p. 156, author’s translation).…”
Section: Afro-brazilian Movements and Du Bois’s Elitismmentioning
confidence: 99%