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Feb 6 • 07:00 UTC • 🇧🇷 Brazil • Folha (PT)

Leandro Narloch questioned history when reading about 'sinhá preta'

Journalist Leandro Narloch critiques the portrayal of 'sinhá preta', a historical figure who gained freedom and wealth in 19th-century Brazil, through his analysis of Antonio Risério's book.

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