Racism and representation in the mainstream media

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By MANCHETOMETER

Luiza Medeiros, researcher at Manchetômetro, and Mila Teixeira, screenwriter for Rede Globo and content coordinator for the # PorqueÉMulher project, talk about racism and representation in the media. Presentation: André Madruga.

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