Nego Beto
from Finitude Hosted by Renan Sukevicius
Um ano antes de o 20 de novembro ser oficialmente dia da Consciência Negra, Pedro Philippe perdeu seu pai. A vida e a morte de José Alberto, ou Nego Beto, como era conhecido na cidade de Barbalha, no Cariri, deram ao seu filho o entendimento de como é ser negro no Brasil. Esta é a história que abre a terceira temporada do Finitude, comandada pela Juliana Dantas. Participe do podcast pelo e-mail [email protected] *** Foto da capa: Pedro Philippe
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