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Brazilian rapper Rico Dalasam found in music a way to confront racism and homophobia. Born and raised on the outskirts of São Paulo, he decided to take a stand against prejudice through rhymes that celebrate pride and bash discrimination.
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Source: UNIC Rio
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Source: UNIC Rio
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