The first collective of Black Brazilian women in the U.S. | Primeiro coletivo de mulheres negras brasileiras nos Estados Unidos. 📧 info@kilomba.org
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Joined November 2019
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Desde 2020, temos o prazer de contribuir com o projeto Negritude PhD, conduzido por professores & doutorandos com vivência internacional, que pretende contribuir para a preparação de pessoas brasileiras negras para a seleção em pós-graduações no exterior. 1/3
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Este projeto consiste em um curso gratuito sobre como se inscrever em programas de pós-graduação de fora do país, com foco nos EUA. Lá compartilhamos o caminho das pedras, processo de aplicação nas universidade, tipos de visto e bolsas, oportunidade no exterior e mais! 2/3
Pra saber mais, visite linktr.ee/negritudephd e fique de olho na abertura das inscrições para a edição de 2023!
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Kilomba Collective retweeted
June is coming to an end & I want to highlight some exciting days I experienced early in the month as @KilombaC co-founder.
We were invited to the UN Permanent Forum on People of African Descent & worked alongside historic orgs fighting for the rights of Black people globally.
Sara, ativista, periférica, empreendedora, passou mal durante o voo e faleceu enquanto estava a caminho de uma conferência na California. A família está arrecadando fundos para ajudar com os custos do translado da Sara para o Brasil. Nossos sentimentos à sua família e amigos. 👇🏾
Amigos e familiares lutam para arrecadar o valor necessário para trazer o corpo de volta ao Brasil o mais rápido possível. "Qualquer valor é bem-vindo", ressaltam. Veja como ajudar! #PelaSara mundonegro.inf.br/sara-raimu…
Kilomba Collective retweeted
We support the democratic institutions that were viscously attacked by far-right nationalist Bolsonaro supporters yesterday. This was a white supremacist, interventionist, & explicitly fascist assault on the will of the people attested by fair & transparent elections. 📸 @nytimes
We support the democratic institutions that were viscously attacked by far-right nationalist Bolsonaro supporters yesterday. This was a white supremacist, interventionist, & explicitly fascist assault on the will of the people attested by fair & transparent elections. 📸 @nytimes
We express our unconditional support to the Minister of Racial Equity, @aniellefranco, and the Minister of Indigenous Peoples, @GuajajaraSonia, who were forced to postpone their inauguration scheduled to happen in the next two days due to safety concerns. +
The racist and misogynistic nature of these attacks are proof that we have hit a nerve, as we have always done. We are the continuation of a long tradition of movements that have shaped the struggle for liberation and social justice in Brazil. +
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The invasion of Brazil’s Presidential Palace & Supreme Court by Bolsonaro’s supporters comes at no surprise.
Unfortunately, Bolsonaro and his far-right fascist followers are not going anywhere without a fight.
Kilomba Collective retweeted
Nearly 2 years to the day the US Capitol was attacked by fascists, we see fascist movements abroad attempt to do the same in Brazil.
We must stand in solidarity with @LulaOficial’s democratically elected government. 🇧🇷
The US must cease granting refuge to Bolsonaro in Florida.
Bolsonarista terrorists broke down the police barrier and invaded the Congress ramp and threatened to occupy the chamber and the Senate. The Minister of Justice @FlavioDino announced that he is allowing the use of all federal forces against them.
Kilomba Collective retweeted
Two years after Jan 6, supporters of former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro are sacking government buildings in the capital today. Steve Bannon is one of Bolsonaro’s closest advisors.
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Brazil’s new minister of justice proclaiming that this attempt to take the government by force will not prevail.
If you are out of the loop, Bolosonaro supporters invaded the Supreme Court and other government buildings.
Kilomba Collective retweeted
The man below is a famous presenter on Brazilian TV.
He wonders if anyone has confused the wooden sticks of the Bolsonaro supporters with rifles.
Countless Black men have been killed because their umbrella, walking stick or whatever were “confused” as rifles.
Kilomba Collective retweeted
What a sad day to the Brazilian democracies as well to all democracies around the world. Far right movements have copy and paste strategies around the world. This is a global fight and we need stronger collaboration among progressive governments.
Supporters of former Brazilian President Bolsonaro gain access to country's congressional building, Supreme Court and presidential palace, images show
cnn.it/3Xiayvh
Kilomba Collective retweeted
Que tal acompanhar a Conferência do Clima, a COP27, no Egito, pela ótica de Mulheres Negras? Separei alguns perfis para você seguir e, assim, racializarmos as discussões sobre Políticas Climáticas. Segue o 🧶
Kilomba's name is a reference to the Quilombos, revolutionary communities that represent Black liberation and resistance.
We’re proud to co-sponsor this event celebrating the lives, work and legacy of freedom of Quilombola women in Brazil. lnkd.in/gnmhPD-8
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