- Beatings
- Lynchings
- Poisonings
- Torture
Social Risks
- ostracism
- loss of employment
- Denial of basic rights and privileges
- imprisonment
- execution
Psychological Risks
- fear
- anxiety
- trauma
- PTSD
- depression
- suicide
Douglass faced all these risks and more. He was also aware that his status as a runaway slave made him a target for slave catchers and bounty hunters. Despite the risks, he risked his life and freedom to fight slavery.
A study carried out on several portraits of some members of this dynasty has revealed new data on the relationship between consanguinity practiced by its members for more than 200 years and the appearance of certain facial deformities such as mandibular prognathism or maxillary deficiency. Carlos
The “discovery of Brazil” took place on April 22, 1500 , with the arrival of the Portuguese in our country. Pedro Álvares Cabral , the brave Portuguese explorer, came with an expedition made up of 13 vessels:10 ships and 3 caravels. With him were about 1,500 sailors and the experienced navigator B
The Brazilian Indians today form a contingent that represents about 0.47% of the Brazilian population. According to the IBGE census (2010), there are 896,917 indigenous people in the country , of which about 60% live on indigenous lands officially recognized by the federal government. Of this numb
Floriano Peixoto , known as the “Iron Marshal ”, was military and the second President of the Republic of Brazil, responsible for the consolidation of the republican regime. Next to Deodoro da Fonseca , belonged to the period called “Republic of the Sword ” (1889 to 1894), since the first two presi