Porto Alegre has approved a groundbreaking municipal policy formalizing anti-racist education through Afro-Brazilian and Indigenous Educational Spaces, making it the first Brazilian capital to do so.
Brazil deepens efforts to combat racial underrepresentation in politics through judicial events and municipal council reforms, focusing on equity and inclusion.
In 2024, over 4,000 people were killed in police interventions across nine Brazilian states, with Black individuals disproportionately affected, revealing significant racial and regional disparities.
Protests erupt in Porto Alegre over deadly Rio police operation, highlighting systemic racism and calls for new security policies; nursing sector advances anti-racism measures.
A racial slur during a Batel vs Nacional match led to violence, player dismissal, and official condemnations in Paraná's football community.
President Lula's speech underscores renewed government initiatives for racial equality in Brazil.
President Lula criticizes ongoing racism in Brazil during a national conference on racial equality.
Former athlete Leila Barros reacts to a new incident of racism in Brazilian football, calling for stronger actions against discrimination.