In this engaging discussion, Abdias do Nascimento, a prominent figure in Brazilian theater and politics, introduces his powerful concept of Quilombismo, rooted in the legacy of escaped slaves. He highlights the historical significance of settlements like Palmaris in fostering early Black political organization. Nascimento delves into the harsh realities of systemic racism in Brazil, advocating for cultural unity and the importance of community in overcoming oppression. His insights on race and political identity invite listeners to rethink their understanding of Afro-Brazilian empowerment.