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Luiz Gama at the City Council - RJ
In the show, the actors tell the story of Luiz Gama, one of the greatest and most ignored abolitionists in Brazil, a former slave, posthumously recognized as a lawyer in 2015 by the OAB, the greatest lawyer for slaves and also the first black voice in Brazilian literature.
Luiz Gama
16:14
EP7 - "Luiz Gama - A voice for freedom '
"Luiz Gama - A voice for freedom '
The play “LUIZ GAMA - A voice for freedom” tells the story of a black lawyer who lived between 1830 and 1882 and suffered all the ailments of being born at a time when skin color was synonymous with servitude. Luiz Gama would be just another child with the reality marked by the slave society. Even though he was born free, since his father was white and his mother Luiza Mahin, he was a freed slave, female leader of the Maltese Revolt, Gama was sold as a slave, at the age of 10, by his own father. But he defied the world and changed his destiny. He learned to read and write, and then attended classes at the Faculty of Law as a listener. As a lawyer, even without a diploma, he acted in defense of blacks, freeing more than 500 slaves from illegal captivity. The play is a manifesto about a man who fought bravely against racial prejudice, in favor of human dignity and in particular for the liberation of slaves in Brazil.
Luiz Gama
09:44
EP6 - Luiz Gama, the voice of freedom
Luiz Gama, the voice of freedom
Historian Ana Flavia Pinto and actor Deo Garcez developed a thought about the abolitionist lawyer Luiz Gama for Festival Ori, held on November 20, 2020.
Luiz Gama
04:36
EP5 - Luiz Gama at the City Council - RJ
Luiz Gama at the City Council - RJ
In the show, the actors tell the story of Luiz Gama, one of the greatest and most ignored abolitionists in Brazil, a former slave, posthumously recognized as a lawyer in 2015 by the OAB, the greatest lawyer for slaves and also the first black voice in Brazilian literature.
Luiz Gama
06:48
EP4 - "Luiz Gama - A voice for freedom '- Interviews
"Luiz Gama - A voice for freedom '- Interviews
The play “LUIZ GAMA - A voice for freedom” tells the story of a black lawyer who lived between 1830 and 1882 and suffered all the ailments of being born at a time when skin color was synonymous with servitude. Gama was sold as a slave, at age 10, by his own father. But he defied the world and changed his destiny. He learned to read and write and then attended classes at the Faculty of Law as a listener. As a lawyer, even without a diploma, he acted in defense of blacks, freeing more than 500 slaves from illegal captivity. The play is a manifesto about a man who fought bravely against racial prejudice, in favor of human dignity and in particular for the liberation of slaves in Brazil.
Abolitionism of Luiz Gama - Collective Justice Luiz Gama
Dialogues Project carried out by the Black Justice Collective - Luiz Gama, a non-profit organization that aims to promote the intellectual and economic promotion of Black Youth. Its mission is the intellectual and economic empowerment of Black Youth, as well as influence in the justice system.
Luiz Gama
27:53
EP2 - Public Security - Collective Justice Luiz Gama
Public Security - Collective Justice Luiz Gama
Cultne was present at the CAARJ / OAB plenary, recording the lecture of Professor Jorge da Silva who spoke about "Public Security" with a full house, mostly young people from various areas, especially the area of Law. Jorge Da Silva holds a PhD in Social Sciences from UERJ and an adjunct professor at the same University. In the Military Police, he held the position of chief of the General Staff. He was also Secretary of State for Human Rights / RJ.
Luiz Gama
3508
EP1 - Affirmative Actions - Collective Justice Luiz Gama
Affirmative Actions - Collective Justice Luiz Gama
Dialogues Project carried out by the Black Justice Collective - Luiz Gama, a non-profit organization that aims to promote the intellectual and economic promotion of Black Youth. Its mission is the intellectual and economic empowerment of Black Youth, as well as influence in the justice system.
Africanamente
02:04:58
EP9 - Luiz Gama: Contemporary Ideas About Freedom, Law and Justice
Aza Njeri
00:07:08
EP17 - 3 Facts About May 13th and Abolition
Nossas Histórias
35:50
EP17 - Ynaê Lopes de Souza
Shows and Events
04:03
EP18 - Youssou N'Dour - Senegal Pt 1
Ori Festival
07:46
EP17 - Beatriz Nascimento - Ori Festival
Post-Abolition Stories
16:62
EP13 - Amilcar Pereira - UFRJ
Post-Abolition Stories
07:56
EP12 - Thomas Holt - University of Chicago - English Version
Post-Abolition Stories
20:48
EP11 - Ynaê Lopes dos Santos - USP
Post-Abolition Stories
17:10
EP10 - Wlamyra Ribeiro de Albuquerque - UFBA
Post-Abolition Stories
07:56
EP9 - Thomas Holt - University of Chicago
Post-Abolition Stories
14:04
EP8 - Taina Aparecida - UNICAMP
Post-Abolition Stories
15:18
EP7 - Nilma Lino Gomes - UFMG
Post-Abolition Stories
07:33
EP6 - Members of GEPA UFSM - Rio Grande do Sul
Post-Abolition Stories
06:45
EP5 - Marcus Vinicius de Freitas Rosa - UNICAMP
Post-Abolition Stories
15:23
EP4 - Luciana da Cruz Brito - UFRB
Shows & Events
03:04
EP2 - Senegalese singer
Abdias do Nascimento
08:00
EP20 - Abdias and Slavery Repair - OAB RJ and Ipeafro
Theater Shows
14:39
EP12 - Dona Mulata e Triunfo - Espectáculo de teatro
little africa
08:43
EP11 - Santa Rita Pretos Novos - Line 3 - VLT Carioca
little africa
10:07
EP8 - Cais do Valongo
little africa
12:43
EP7 - Seminario Mauá 360º - Cais do Valongo - Museum of Tomorrow
Lélia Gonzalez
20:59
EP7 - Lelia Gonzalez - Black Feminism on the Stage of History
Cultne cinema
54:16
Movie - Black Brazil
Urban violence
27:53
EP1 - Public Security - Collective Justice Luiz Gama
Rubem Confete
09:14