Tag: Portugal


From 16th-century Angola’s nganga-ia – transvestite priests with unchecked power – to Brazil’s Supreme Court equating transphobia with racism, history echoes.
No Reino do Congo, travestis eram autoridades sagradas e intocáveis. Hoje, STF equipara transfobia a racismo e persegue críticos.
The transatlantic slave trade’s return to Western Christendom intertwines with Portu-guese commerce, New Christian networks, and shifting definitions of identity that compli-cate modern narratives of victimhood and perpetration.
Cristãos novos portugueses dominaram o tráfico de escravos (1595–1640) e reintroduziram a escravidão na cristandade.
