Title: The imprinted prejudice
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**The imprinted prejudice**
> About racial and religious
> discrimination, in Campos city, Rio de
> Janeiro, Brazil.

*Fields of Goytacazes first half of the twentieth century: modernizing works devised by Saturnino de Brito; Nile, supporter of the oligarchies, receives, on account of the death of Afonso Pena, the Presidency of the recent Republic; conservative, valuing the elite and charged with economic and racial prejudices society. 
During this period, the differences are dangerously distant from taxes for a moral aspects Catholicism established by Portuguese colonists. The black, from the Centre because it does not consume; their beliefs, cultural remnants of origin, related to trickery, boldness, exploration and many other derogatory terms. 
However, the good society participates. 
Thus, the Municipal Public Archives Waldir Pinto de Carvalho, a subordinate body Journalist Oswaldo Lima Cultural Foundation, through researchers Cristiano Pluhar and Jose Barreto Victor Nogueira, throws the book The stamped bias that stresses through the vast collection of campers newspapers and criminal cases components of the institution's collection, racial prejudice from religious belief of African origin. The record highlights the period chaired by Getúlio Vargas (1930 - 1945 and 1951 - 1954) that theoretically purposed to create a respectful national identity of the Brazilian people. 
The main newspapers of Goytacazes at that time stamped reports of disrespectful nature of the differences, presenting clear evidence slaveholders. So the deal intends to cultural appreciation, as well as the clarification of the formation of the African religions that carry remnants.*


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Subjects: Campos dos Goytacazes, Cristiano Pluhar, Brazil, Religion, African
Places: Campos dos Goytacazes, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
People: African, Waldir Pinto de Carvalho, Getúlio Vargas, Brazilian people
Time periods: 1930-1945, 1951-1954