‘We are invisible’: Brazilian Cerrado quilombos fight for land and lives

Mongabay
Apr 30, 2020, 4:19 pm236 pts
Maryellen Crisóstomo de Almeida, a journalist and member of the Baião quilombo, explains the process for land titling to her community. Image by Sarah Sax. ALMAS, Tocantins, Brazil — Fields and fences stretch away on either side of a monotonous gravel lane. Fifteen miles on, the road winds past the main…

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