The word is black

This Friday night in Campinas promises to be a good conversation about the paths, dilemmas and possibilities of Brazilian literature, with a focus on the production of black authors committed to reflecting on the historical and cultural factors that contributed and contribute to the exclusion of the black population of the country. The place is the Professor Ernesto Manoel Zink Municipal Library. It is there that, from 19 pm onwards, writers Carlindo Fausto Antônio and Plínio Camillo, cartoonist Junião, professor Natasha Magno, from Unicamp, and editor Marciano Ventura, from Ciclo Contínuo, will be gathered for a debate with the public under the theme Brazilian Literature from the Perspective of Black Writers.