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DESCRIPTION:Event Type: Lecture\nSpeaker Information: Marcia Lima\nHow have
  race relations and inequalities been treated in Brazil? Has the situation
  of inequalities changed in recent decades? If so\, how have those changes
  been interpreted? Considering its recent past\, Brazil went through trans
 formations that reset the racial inequality studies. These changes were pa
 rt of structural transformations but also represented the impact of social
  policies. Broad structural changes with concern to demographic and econom
 ic features and the specific transformations are linked to social policies
  that target porr adn black people in two different ways: facing inqualiti
 es of conditions (poverty) and facing inequalities of opportunities (socia
 l mobility through higher education).&nbsp\;\nContact: Susan Michaels at 2
 17-244-3293\nsusanm@illinois.edu\nSponsor: Lemann Institute for Brazilian 
 Studies and the College of Education
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LOCATION:IL\,USA\,Champaign\,Education Building\, Room 192
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SUMMARY:Racial Inequalities in Brazil and Affirmative Action: What has Chan
 ged? by Marcia Lima\, Department of Sociology\, University of Sao Paolo
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p class="eventtype"><span class="event-headin
 g eventtype">Event Type:</span> Lecture</p>\n<p class="speakerinfo"><span 
 class="event-heading speakerinfo">Speaker Information:</span> Marcia Lima<
 /p>\n<p>How have race relations and inequalities been treated in Brazil? H
 as the situation of inequalities changed in recent decades? If so\, how ha
 ve those changes been interpreted? Considering its recent past\, Brazil we
 nt through transformations that reset the racial inequality studies. These
  changes were part of structural transformations but also represented the 
 impact of social policies. Broad structural changes with concern to demogr
 aphic and economic features and the specific transformations are linked to
  social policies that target porr adn black people in two different ways: 
 facing inqualities of conditions (poverty) and facing inequalities of oppo
 rtunities (social mobility through higher education).&nbsp\;</p>\n<p class
 ="contact"><span class="event-heading contact">Contact:</span> Susan Micha
 els at 217-244-3293<br>\n<a href="mailto:susanm@illinois.edu">susanm@illin
 ois.edu</a></p>\n<p class="sponsor"><span class="event-heading sponsor">Sp
 onsor:</span> Lemann Institute for Brazilian Studies and the College of Ed
 ucation</p>
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