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O carnaval e o samba como processos de autoafirmação étnica e cultural para a população negra.

EPISODE · Aug 3, 2020 · 6 MIN

O carnaval e o samba como processos de autoafirmação étnica e cultural para a população negra.

from Use Luvas · host Lucas Santos

Bom dia, boa tarde, boa noite pessoal! Meu nome é Luvas e é esse é a descrição do episódio de hoje que irá tratar sobre como as escolas de samba passaram de grupos de resistência negra a grupos diferenciados, isso é, foram folclorizados ao longo das décadas até se tornarem um projeto turístico que sobrevive do patronato das classes média e alta brasileiras. Lembrem-se, ao tratar de assuntos delicados, usamos Luvas.  Autores Citados: Clóvis Moura, Luiz de Aguiar Costa Pinto e Émile Durkheim Música: Show Me The Way - Vendredi; Watercolor - John Deley And The 41 Players (No Copyright) Redes Sociais Instagram:  @envoy_wineboy Twitter: @luvineas

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