Anitta's Latin Grammy Speech Named the Erasure of Black Culture in Brazil
Anitta's first Latin Grammy came with a message about Afro-Brazilian erasure, and a question about who counts as Latin American.
Anitta's first Latin Grammy came with a message about Afro-Brazilian erasure, and a question about who counts as Latin American.
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Anitta's first Latin Grammy came with a message about Afro-Brazilian erasure, and a question about who counts as Latin American.
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