“Places like the Afro-Brazilian mecca of Bahia are vibrant, colorful and filled with a majority Black population. There is Afro-Brazilian music playing in the streets, colorful murals and ...

With roots in the coastal state of Bahia, a handful of cooks in the U.S. are carving out a space for their home country’s cuisine.

These images chronicle activism, Afro-Brazilian traditions ... a critical archive documenting Black life in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, during his research for a project later presented at National ...

Dende oil, also known as palm oil, is the key ingredient that gives acaraje its vibrant orange color and unique flavor.

in the northern state of Bahia, or the neighbourhood of Little Africa in Rio de Janeiro, the city of Sao Paulo has the largest population of Black people in Brazil in absolute numbers. Black ...

Delicious. You can’t visit Salvador without trying Afro-Brazilian delicacy acarajé, which was brought to Bahia from Nigeria and is now a staple of street food vendors in the city. A dumpling ...