Tag: history
To breathe freedom, 70 years of the declaration of human rights
Conceived by SESC_SP and the Vladimir Herzog Institute, the exhibition by the artist Otávio Roth (1952-1993) is a rain of resistance in the storm that devastates us
The Serpent's Egg and the Rise of the Far Right
The intolerance that plagues Brazil has its roots in the “green chickens”, as the followers of Plínio Salgado were called.
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The Unmissable Series is back with reading indications that go through the fields of philosophy and history. Reading indications By Ligia Braslauskas The World as...
May 1968 and photography in Latin America
Colombian historian and curator Rodrigo Orrantia participates in a debate at SP-Arte/Foto
1961, the year that parliamentarism in Brazil
Regime imposed by the military to limit the powers of President João Goulart lasted just 17 months and has already been rejected in two plebiscites.
Jesse Owens and White Supremacy
American sprinter who overturned the Aryan superiority thesis defended by Hitler was discriminated against at home
Even children folded their arms in the 1917 general strike
They worked in factories and, like women, earned even less than men. 100 years ago everyone stopped, fighting for their rights
Double dose carnival
The death of the Barão do Rio Branco provoked mourning in Rio de Janeiro, but also two revelries in 1912 – one in February, the other in April.
