Lawyer and Philosopher Silvio Almeida on Structural Racism in Brazil and in the U.S.

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Unpacking Latin America

Institute of Latin American Studies at Columbia University

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Unpacking Latin America is a monthly podcast hosted by Prof. Vicky Murillo on the exciting research produced by Columbia scholars about Latin American history, culture and politics, which helps our understanding of the contemporary challenges of the region. It is produced in English and selectively in Spanish.

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Lawyer and Philosopher Silvio Almeida on Structural Racism in Brazil and in the U.S.

Unpacking Latin America

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3 years ago

Lawyer and Philosopher Silvio Almeida on Structural Racism in Brazil and in the U.S.

Lawyer and philosopher Silvio Almeida discusses structural racism in Brazil in comparison with the US emphasizing the role of social movements in mobilization and production of knowledge within racialized state institutions, such as the judiciary, the legislature, and the police.