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Rio de Janeiro: February 12, 2018 - Samba school, Salgueiro perform at Sambodromo. Belo Horizonte, Minais Gerais, Brazil: March 1 - Percussion ensembled, Bloco Beiço do Wando play at Belo Horizonte's big block party in the center square. Rio de Janeiro: March 1, 2019 - Alegira da Zona Sul during Samba school carnival in the Sambódromo. Rio de Janeiro: March 1, 2019 - Block party in the city centre draws ad hoc street drummers to keep the crowds partying. Rio de Janeiro: February 9, 2019 - In the parade of Samba Schools, groups perform in the Sambódromo to get picked for the final showcase. 
Every year, 2 million people trek to Rio de Janeiro to participate in the largest carnival celebration in the world.
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Mission San Luis Rey, CA - 28 October 2018: Older woman with sugar skull (Catrina) makeup at Day of the Dead celebration (Dia de los Muertos)
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In the historically contentious racial atmosphere of the US and Latin America, the dichotomy of being an Afro-Insert-Here while navigating the new generational terrain creates anxiety, confusion, and social erasure.
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