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Working Favelas, Working People

Over the past few days my social media avenues have been bottlenecked with news and commentary on the protests in Brazil Continue reading →

Radical Cities / Radical Changes

Radical Cities / Radical Changes I just finished reading Justin McGuirk’s book Radical Cities. In it, the author describes some Continue reading →

The Free Fare Movement Comes to Rio: protest, public transport and the right to the city

I had intended this post to tell the story of the first time residents from the favela Rocinha “descended from Continue reading →

From the streets of Brazil; 25 telling photos of urban protest

I returned to Rio de Janeiro on May 20th to begin ethnographic fieldwork for my PhD in Urban Geography. Within Continue reading →

The radical urbanists that sparked Brazilian protests

Urban resistance has rocked Brazil since June 2013. On the largest day of protests, 20 June, two million citizens took Continue reading →

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