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June 15, 2007 06:26 PM

Afro-Brazilian settlements

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A young boy walks the quiet shoreline of Ilha de Mare where escape slaves settled. In the community of forty people, Comunidade Praia Grande was declared a quilombo in 2004 after a long struggle for the land with a family that had long claimed ownership to it. The declaration gave the habitants rights to the land.
A young boy walks the quiet shoreline of Ilha de Mare where escape slaves settled. In the community of forty people, Comunidade Praia Grande was declared a quilombo in 2004 after a long struggle for the land with a family that had long claimed ownership to it. The declaration gave the habitants rights to the land. MCT
Boys play with a soccer ball near the coconut tree lined shore line of Ilha de Mare.
Boys play with a soccer ball near the coconut tree lined shore line of Ilha de Mare. MCT
A fisherman tugs on a rope as he positions his boat.
A fisherman tugs on a rope as he positions his boat. MCT
An unidentified villager rakes dried straw with the backdrop of the open sea.
An unidentified villager rakes dried straw with the backdrop of the open sea. MCT
Commuters fill the ferry as they are transported from the mainland to Ilha de Mare. In the background is the skyline of city of Salvador.
Commuters fill the ferry as they are transported from the mainland to Ilha de Mare. In the background is the skyline of city of Salvador. MCT
Hugo Dutra, 11, a direct descendant of black slaves (fifth generation) plays with his soccer ball inside the compounds of the Rio de Janeiro quilombo, where 35 people live.
Hugo Dutra, 11, a direct descendant of black slaves (fifth generation) plays with his soccer ball inside the compounds of the Rio de Janeiro quilombo, where 35 people live. MCT
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