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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-27706-3e. In the United States, the election of a black man to the office of the most prominent country in the global, political, and economic landscape led some analysts to postulate that North America was living in a post-racial era; that is, theoretically the nation had forged an environment that surpas

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Health Policy under Thatcher and Major,a best-seller in Brazil, receiving laudatory reviews from both the mainstream media and Internet blogs. This chapter focuses on how the Brazilian translation of the autobiography tried to highlight Brazil as a positive site of race relations by changing key words in important passages (e.g. the titl

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Practice, Education, Work and Societyam media and political cartoons reappropriated the U.S. president as a Brazilian, using elements of national identity—soccer, ., and miscegenation—to transform him into a “l(fā)egitimate” Brazilian. This Chapter examines the “Brazilianization” of Obama, seeking to demonstrate that, if Brazil could not e

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