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“Black Rome”: The Brazilian State Where African-Americans Are Finding Their Roots

Posted on July 26, 2020 by agogo22
Posted in Brazil | Tagged also known as “Black Rome.”, Brasil, Brazil, brazilian style, but Renee is just one of many ex-pat Americans in South America, owned a home and two cars. Yet, Renee Adolphe was living the "American Dream." She had a successful career, searching for her roots. Correspondent Leone Lakhani takes us inside the Brazilian state of Bahia, she gave it all up to live in an impoverished community in the heart of Brazil. It may seem like an extraordinary story | Leave a comment
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