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Casa Omolokum
Located in Little Africa, Casa Omolokum--named after the food made for Oxum, the Afro-Brazilian deity of femininity, fertility, and prosperity--serves Afro-Brazilian dishes such as moqueca and acarajé. The restaurant is part of a collective that…
Cascatinha Taunay
Taunay Waterfall in the Tijuca National Park
Cemetery of chapel of São José
According to the inhabitants of the quilombo of Santa Rita of Bracuí, this cemetery, attached to the chapel of São José, was built for the enslaved community of Bracuí to bury their relatives and was used exclusively by the descendants of emancipated…
Chief Michael Grizzle
Chief Michael Grizzle in Roundtable 1: Preserving and telling histories of diasporic communities
Circuito Historico de Herança Africana (Historical Circuit of African Heritage)
Map of various sites in Rio related to the history of slavery and Afro-Brazilian communities. Provided by the IPN (Instituto de Pesquisa e Memória Pretos Novos).
Coastline of Bracuí
View of a coastline of Bracuí in the state of Rio de Janeiro
Coatis
Coatis in the Tijuca National Park, near the restaurant Os Esquilos
Colonel Wallace Sterling
Colonel Wallace Sterling in Roundtable 1: Preserving and telling histories of diasporic communities
