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The daily lives of three young students in São Paulo. They symbolize the first generation of black students that, thanks to new education policies, attend the best public universities - places traditionally reserved for the white elite.
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The daily lives of three young students in São Paulo. They symbolize the first generation of black students that, thanks to new education policies, attend the best public universities - places traditionally reserved for the white elite.
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Written By:Bruno Ribeiro, Vinícius Silva
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