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The Trófeu Raça Negra (Black Race Trophy) is a Brazilian award which is handed out to individuals and groups who have contributed or exhibited advancements for Afro-Brazilians.[1] Organized by the NGO Afrobras, it was first handed out in 2000 on the 500th anniversary of the European arrival in Brazil, and has been held annually since 2004.[2] It is similar to the NAACP Image Award in the United States.

Recipients

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2023

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The theme was dedicated to Gloria Maria, television journalist.

  • Ailton de Aquino, Director of the Central Bank
  • Alaide Costa, Singer and Composer
  • André Felicissimo, President of Procter and Gamble of Brasil
  • Barbara Reis, Actress
  • Claudinho Oliveira, São Paulo Police Ombudsman
  • Denisio Liberato, President of Bb/ Asset Management
  • Djamila Ribeiro, Philosopher, black feminist, writer and academic
  • Edinho, Coach and former footballer, Son of Pelé
  • Eliza Lucinda, Actress – Soap Opera
  • Fernando Padula, Municipal Secretary of Education
  • Gilson Ferreira, President of G10 Favelas
  • Kelli Quirino, Advisor at Banco Do Brasil
  • Laura and Maria, daughters of Gloria Maria
  • Luis Roberto Barroso – President of the Federal Supreme Court
  • Manuella Mirella Nunes Da Silva, president of the National Union of Students
  • Mirela Archangelo, child reporter
  • Renata Sofial, Screenwriter Rede Globo
  • Reta Jo Lewis, President of Eximbank United States
  • Samuel de Assis, Actor
  • Sheron Menezzes, Actress
  • Teofilio Barba, State Deputy, Author of the law that considers Black Awareness Day a state holiday in SP

2022

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The theme was focused on women who have contributed to the welfare of Black women in Brazil and elsewhere.

2021

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The theme honored Ismael Ivo, former director of the São Paulo City Ballet.

2020

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2019

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  • Raul Botelho – the first black Air Force Lieutenant Brigadier and the first Commander of the Joint Staff of the Defense Ministry, the Lieutenant Brigadier.
  • Érika Malunguinho – the first trans state deputy elected in Brazil, in 2018. She is also known for having created the Quilombo Urbano named Aparelha Luzia in the center of the capital.
  • Dr. Pedro Luiz Sousa – delegate responsible for the arrest of the torturers of the young black man at the Ricoy Supermarket.
  • Alexandra Lohas – prominent journalist and activist in 2019, former French consul.
  • Miguel Haddad – federal deputy. Former mayor and pioneer in the implementation of municipal quotas for the city of Jundiaí, serving as a model for other municipalities in Brazil.
  • Ricardo John – together with Zumbi, he developed the book Caixa Preta, Leão de Ouro in Cannes and institutes targets for hiring young black people at the Agency.
  • Rodrigo Tortima – director of Agência Gray and directors Adriano Matos, Gustavo Zordan and students from Faculdade Zumbi dos Palmares, Vanessa Holanda, Klesley Alves, Mayra Sales and Alex Andre – together with Faculdade Zumbi launched the Machado de Assis Real Campaign, from rescue of the blackness of the great Black Writer, the campaign was awarded gold at Cannes.
  • Andrea Assef – together with Zumbi, she launched the book Caixa Petra in the appreciation and visibility of the historical achievements of black people, won gold at Cannes, Director of the Thompson Agency.
  • Flávia Lima – journalist, black woman occupying the post of Ombudsman of the Folha de São Paulo newspaper.
  • Jacquelin Jules, Deniel Pierrot, Chrisner Louis and Evens Alce – young black Haitians (interns at Zumbi dos Palmares) hired at Banco Bradesco.
  • Paulo Roberto Vieira da Silva – physician.
  • João Acaiabe – actor, storyteller, one of our greatest griots, the master.
  • Dexter – rapper

2018

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2017

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The 2017 award to João Doria, however, was accompanied with controversy in the Afro-Brazilian community and press. Doria is a descendant of slave-owners in the Doria family, and his actions as mayor against touchstones of Afro-Brazilian culture such as samba and Carnaval have been perceived as racist.[3]

2016

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2015

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2014

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2013

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2012

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2011

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2010

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Institutional Awards

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Nationals
  • Dias Toffoli - Minister of the Supreme Federal Court
  • Eloi Ferreira - Minister of the Secretariat for Policies for the Promotion of Racial Equality
  • Ricardo Lewandowski - President of the Superior Electoral Court and Minister of the Federal Supreme Court
  • Antônio Pilar - Director of Core of Rede Globo
  • Thogun - Actor
  • Marina Miranda - Actress
  • Jeferson D - Cinematographer
International
  • Ana Paula dos Santos - First Lady of Angola
  • David Morgan - Vice President of Government Relations at American Express
  • Dr. Jerome King Del Pino - World General Secretary of Methodist Institutions
  • Dr. Ken Yamada - Special Assistant to the General Secretariat and in charge of the Methodist Fund for Global Education and Leadership Development

2009

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  • Actor of the Year: Rafael Zulu (Caco, de Caras & Bocas, Globo)
  • Actress of the year: Juliana Alves (Suellen, from Caminho das Índias, Globo)
  • Television Journalism: Joyce Ribeiro (Jornal do SBT, SBT)
  • Presenter of the Year: Alexandre Henderson (Globo Ciência, Globo)
  • Male athlete: Adriano (Flamengo soccer player)
  • Female Sportswoman: Marta (Santos soccer player)
  • Pagan Group: Exaltasamba
  • Singer: Alexandre Pires
  • Singer: Vanessa da Mata
  • Rap: Marcelo D2

Whole of the Work

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Artist of the Year

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Special Award

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Institutional Category

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2008

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Sportsman of the Year Category
Category International
Revelation Category
Institutional Category
Lifetime work

2007

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Popular Vote
Institutional Categories
  • Mac Maharaj, Former guerrilla fighter at the African National Congress against Apartheid and former South African Transport Minister
  • Benedito Gonçalves - Jurist Federal Judge of the Second Federal Court of the State of Rio de Janeiro
  • Benedita da Silva - Former governor of Rio de Janeiro
  • Matilde Ribeiro - Minister of the Special Secretariat for Policies for the Promotion of Racial Equality (SEPPIR)
  • Janete Rocha Pietá - Federal Deputy
  • Almir de Souza Maia - Former Rector of the Methodist University of Piracicaba - creator of the first project of inclusion of blacks in higher education and partner of Unipalmares
  • Orlando Silva Junior - Minister of Sports
  • José Vicente, president of Afrobras - Sociedade Afrobrasileira de Desenvolvimento Socio Cultural and dean of Unipalmares - University of Citizenship Zumbi dos Palmares

2006

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Popular Vote
Institutional
Highlights 2006
Posthumous Homage

2004

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2000

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References

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  1. ^ "Folha Online - Cotidiano - Troféu Raça Negra 2006 será entregue neste domingo em SP - 19/11/2006". www1.folha.uol.com.br.
  2. ^ nathanr (2017-11-21). "Troféu Raça Negra faz brado à luta pela igualdade racial". BoaVontade.com (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 2018-05-21.
  3. ^ Donato, Mauro (2017-11-21). "O troféu Raça Negra para Doria era tão descabido que nem ele compareceu. Por Donato". Diário do Centro do Mundo (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 2018-05-21.
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