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The Brazilian carnival queen deemed ‘too black’

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Nayara Justino thought her dreams had come true when she was selected as the Globeleza carnival queen in 2013. But some in Brazil regarded her complexion to be too dark to be an acceptable queen

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In this journey of life, our souls connect with many other people. Each of those people have their own struggles, their own laughters, their own fears, their own joys. When we connect with elders in our world, we often see them as who they are when our souls collide. My uncle, his story was a story of redemption. His story was a story of dedication, and love, and kindness, and humor, and humility, and smiles, and wisdom, and creativity, and more love and more redemption.
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Today and every Friday is a great day The Capital Market of 20743. Today we have Live Crabs and Lobster, a bunch of fresh vegetables including watermelon, hot pepper, huckleberries, kale, collards, squash; brownies and sweet treats; the Puddin Truck Loose Leaf Teas and More!
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