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Meanings of afro-brazilian in English

Russian
бразильцы африканского происхождения
Portuguese
brasileiros negros
Catalan
afrobrasiler
Spanish
afrobrasileño

Racial or ethnic group of Brazilians with African ancestry.

Related terms
бразильцы африканского происхождения
Synonyms
Examples for "black brazilian"
Examples for "black brazilian"
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If I'm not a Black Brazilian, I cannot enjoy or dance samba?
Ebony
2
Modeled after Sex and the City, the series featured four Black Brazilian women living in a working-class Rio de Janeiro suburb.
Ebony
3
A well-to-do Dublin actor took to the stage and began, in Connors's opinion, to patronise and talk down to a black Brazilian actor.
The Irish Times
4
And he was subsequently granted little sympathy from the Boavista players, one of whom, the black Brazilian goalscorer Silva, shrugged off the chants as "normal".
The Irish Times
Usage of afro-brazilian in English
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And when Afro-Brazilian people are featured on TV, it's almost never positive.
Ebony
2
And Silva isn't anticipating Brazilian television to introduce more series with positive Afro-Brazilian characters.
Ebony
3
In the favelas people are mostly Afro-Brazilian or mixed.
BBC
4
This article provides an ethnographic analysis of Afro-Brazilian religious responses to the HIV epidemic in Recife.
Pubmed
5
There is no space for Afro-Brazilian religions here.
The Guardian
6
They highlighted Silva's indigenous blood and her birth in the Amazon - far from the Afro-Brazilian heartland in the northeast.
Reuters
7
Subsequent records Cru and Músicas Para Churrasco Vol 1 cemented his place as one of Brazil's most important samba and Afro-Brazilian artists.
The Guardian
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When O Globo announced the series in September of last year, it was immediately met with criticism and protest, mainly from Afro-Brazilian women.
Ebony
9
EBONY: Another composition "Almost Twelve," is an infectious, Afro-Brazilian-bossa nova composition that chronicles how you and your band got lost in traveling in Florence.
Ebony
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The results show that screening for seventy mutations accounts for 81% of the CF alleles in Euro-Brazilians, but only 21% in the Afro-Brazilian group.
Pubmed