Protesty w sklepach sieci Carrefour w Brazylii
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An employee uses a fire extinguisher after demonstrators set products on fire and threw others to the floor at a supermarket Carrefour in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on November 20, 2020 on Black Consciousness Day, after invading the place during a protest against racism and the death on the eve of a black man who was beaten by white security agents in a supermarket of the same chain in Porto Alegre and who later died, - In Brazil, the last country in the Americas to abolish slavery -- in 1888 -- around 55 percent of the population identifies as black or mixed-race. But although whites earn 74 percent more than people of colour on average, a national debate on racial inequality has only begun relatively recently. (Photo by Nelson ALMEIDA / AFP)
2020-11-20
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