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Black Lives Matter

"No one is born hating another person because of their skin color, their origin or their religion. People can learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to learn to love. Love comes more naturally to the human heart than the other way around."

Não basta ter uma educação não racista. Ela tem de ser antirracista

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Imagem interativa by Arthur Lima Wiederkehr on Genially

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Black Lives Matter "No one is born hating another person because of their skin color, their origin or their religion. People can learn to hate, and if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to learn to love. Love comes more naturally to the human heart than the other way around."

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"Black is color, negro is race"

BLACK LIVES MATTERIt was a moviment, which resulted in a wave of protests, that gained strength all over the world, in the fight against violence against black people.

discrimination has been present in society for many years from now, it is basically rooted in some mentalities, that´s why the end is a slow process.

CURIOSITYthe word "negro", was originally used to refer to slaves, but first it was applied to the enslaved Indians, denominated "negros da terra". The use was so commonly employed in this sense, that the king of Portugal, forbade it to be used to refer to Indians. That´s why the ships that brought African slaves were called "navios negreiros", because they carried slaves, not negros.

JOIN THE FIGHT FOR EQUALITY!!!!

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BLACK LIVES MATTER by lara rex on Genially

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"Black is color, negro is race" BLACK LIVES MATTERIt was a moviment, which resulted in a wave of protests, that gained strength all over the world, in the fight against violence against black people. discrimination has been present in society for many years from now, it is basically rooted in some mentalities, that´s why the end is a slow process.

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This is not only common in English... every country has its own expresions that have been made within the slavery context.It is our duty to get conscious about it and stop using them in order to decrise the impact of inequality between people.Come together in this process of building a better world!

In multiples languages, there are many expressions and words that are frequently used in the day by day that contains a lot of metaphor and racist origin, giving them pejorative and derogatory meanings.That kind of popular communication is part of what is known as structural racism and we must change that!Click in the bottons (1,2 and3) to check some examples of this expressions.

Blackmail = chantagem, extorsão.

BlackSheep= ovelha negra.When someone is characterized as the bad or wrong one from some group of people.

Black Leg= a worker who doesn't do its own job and it's despised by others.

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Imagem interativa by Rafaela Carniel on Genially

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Black Women

against racism!

Women, Race and Class (1981) Written by professor and philosopher Angela Davis, the book is considered a classic on the intersectionality of gender, race and class. In it, the author brings the historical and critical overview of thefeminist, anti-racist and anti-slavery struggle. It is considered fundamental for anyone who wants to understand black feminism and the sexist and racial issue in all historical times.

What happened, Miss Simone? (2015) Directed by Liz Garbus, it tells the story of jazz legend and activist for black civil rights in the United States, Nina Simone. The documentary also criticizes the musical universe, which is often misogynistic.

Famous phrases: "Black women have on one hand always been highly visible, and so, on the other hand, have been rendered invisible through the depersonalization of racism.” -Audre Lorde "In a racist society it is nor enough to be non-racist , we must be anti-racist."-Angela Davis

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Black Women against racism! by Malu Fuchter on Genially

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Nathália, Giulia Flores e Giulia Manuella

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Nathália, Giulia Flores e Giulia Manuella

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It's a general knowledge that racism is wrong, but what can we do to stand against it? This image have some points and you can click on any of them and taking some tips for this!

IMPOSE YOURSELF AGAINSTIf one people say something racist, take a deep breathe, politely, calm and steady, correct them. Don't let hate being disseminated.

LEARN MORE ABOUT BLMBlack Lives Matter is a racial movement on USA that represents all the fight to equal rights between black and white people. Try to study more about it and understand the real purpose of this.

DON'T SAY IT THE N-WORDIt's a very disrespectful and racist expression, just the black people can say it because it's just them who can have a real feeling about the racism and the mean of the fight.

LET BLACK PEOPLE SPEAKIn the most of decades the black people suffered a lot with segregations on USA and almost non representativeness. Have more empathy and if they are telling that they are victim of racism, listen carefully and try to get the idea of respect and the other feelings.

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Imagem interativa by Nathália Garcia on Genially

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2 3 4 It's a general knowledge that racism is wrong, but what can we do to stand against it? This image have some points and you can click on any of them and taking some tips for this! IMPOSE YOURSELF AGAINSTIf one people say something racist, take a deep breathe, politely, calm and steady, correct them.

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Bad hair doesn´t exist

The history of afro braids

The history of afro braids

For years, society has imposed what beauty is, and it has been limited to just straight hair. So for decades black women have been forced to straighten their hair to feel included and accepted...Thankfully this reality has been changing, with debates about cultural plurality, feminism, afro movement etc.Women started to change those rules dictated by white men and started to express themselves with an ancestral method called braids.

CuriositiesIn Brazil- In 2013, singer Beyoncé appeared with her hair braided in an interview for the Life's But a Dream. "After that, the demand for braids increased a lot in afro hair salons. For a while we even called it a Beyoncé's braid and then it became Box Braids." says Chris Oliveira, braider at the Cia das Tranças Salon in São Paulo.Impact in the current days- One of the most important things during the hair transition period is to find a good-looking hairstyle that increases your own self-esteem, and also, hide the changes your hair is going through - mainly the fact that you will be getting volume in your hair root, that's the reason why braids could be a good solution. "The search for Box Braids has been way higher than ever because of the hair transition rather than justaesthetics." said by and expert.Historical figure- The braids were one of the most used hairstyles by the Queen Cleótrapa - The Hellenistic Travelling Coiffure. In Brazil she made herself present since the arrive of the slavery, with the Hippie movement, conquered all the locks.Read more about it:https://claudia.abril.com.br/cabelos/tudo-o-que-voce-precisa-saber-antes-de-fazer-trancas-afro/

Aspects or HairstyleBox braids To create the afro braid, you will only need a brush, synthetic fiber, hair elastic and simple products.1-It is important that the wires are very clean to receive the box braids. For this, use products specific to your hair type. Our suggestion is the Seda Boom Released shampoo and conditioner, ideal for curly and frizzy hair.2-Untangle the hair with the help of a racket brush.3-Now, select a strand at the nape of the neck and secure the rest of the hair with a clip. 4- Apply the Modeling Jelly. Set in a small strand. The product is formulated with linseed oil, which moisturizes and removes all the frizz so your braids are perfect.5- Separate a strand of hair fiber and place it over the natural strands. Take a tight turn.6- Start creating a regular braid: pass the strand of one of the ends under the central strand. Then, pass the strand of the other end under the central strand again7. Gradually, distribute the fiber creating three strands of hair.8. Continue braiding until you reach the desired length and secure the end with an elastic band. The trick is to cut the remaining fiber with scissors.9. Repeat throughout the hair.

Braid's history starts around 3.500 a.c.It symbolizes the ethnicity, religion, social status and above all else, social resistance.It's origin is from Namibia's region and not Africa.Braids were considered methods of differentiation groups from many African tribes.The patterns of the braids can tell the tribe, age, marital status, power and how rich the person who's wearing it is.

Tips of Braids

Chic Two Braided Hairstyle

Dutch Braid and Bun

Curls and Colored Crochet Braid

Intricate Cornrows and Halo Braid

Box Braids

Mini Box Braids with Loose Ends

Chunky Box Braids

Giant Cornrows with Skinny Braids

Foux Locs

Senegalese twists

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Brais and "bad hair" by Alice Almeida on Genially

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Bad hair doesn´t exist The history of afro braids The history of afro braids For years, society has imposed what beauty is, and it has been limited to just straight hair.

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Since colonization, africans have been treated as not part of the society.Centuries ago, black people were seen as animals and weren't considered "humans". A lot of excuses were made to persuade people to believe it, such as saying they were punished by God or that their faces were similar to monkeys.

Even though slavery was banished long time ago, part of the population still see them the same way.

It's time to change!We are living in a world where everybody has the right to be respected. Believe that someone is inferior is a wrong way to think nowadays.

Union will make us stronger!We're sure that together we can change it to be part of a better world.

54% of Brazil population is black.

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Union makes us stronger! by Paola Freitas on Genially

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Since colonization, africans have been treated as not part of the society.Centuries ago, black people were seen as animals and weren't considered "humans". A lot of excuses were made to persuade people to believe it, such as saying they were punished by God or that their faces were similar to monkeys.