Afro-Brazilian Religious Communities Face Mounting Discrimination Amid the Climate Crisis
In 2024, as floodwaters approached Lutalo Canti’s home in Porto Alegre, Brazil, he lifted some furniture off the floor and left in a hurry. Extreme rainfall in the country’s southern region had caused local rivers to overflow. The flooding would eventually reach more than 400 municipalities and impact over 2 million people. When waters finally […]
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