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Translation and Teamwork: Giving Visibility to Decades of Activism in the Baixada Fluminense
By Travis Knoll (Ph.D. in History) I spent my first three months on an SSRC-funded research grant in the Baixada Fluminense tracking down and interviewing regional and national Black Movement leaders who played key roles in Black Church militancy in this vital region for Brazil’s progressive Catholic Church, as well as activists who spearheaded the […]
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