São Paulo, Brazil

CTL-E-0443 · Address · site · unspecified

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Brazilian city where Katherine Dunham's July 1950 hotel-discrimination episode catalyzed Brazil's first anti-racial-prejudice law; also the Brazilian legislative party to a declared sister-city relationship with Chicago.

Notes

Merged into canonical KG 2026-10-03 from GLOBAL-001; source entity IDs: CTL-DR-GLOBAL-001:GBL-127; source research type(s): Place. Era not present in source research record(s); marked unspecified pending human review.

Sources

S_abhl; S_npr; S_americanshal

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