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Slavery officially began in Brazil (date is not specified) -
Feijoada first mentioned in Recife,Pernambuco (Advertisement published in No. 47 in Pernambuco’s Diary) -
Hôtel Théatre published diary for advertisement on menu
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slave revolt organized by Muslims in Brazil https://rpl.hds.harvard.edu/faq/mal%C3%AA-uprising#:~:text=The%20Mal%C3%AA%20Uprising%20was%20a,on%20their%20bodies%20for%20protection. -
Recur newspaper puts up ad; “bacon for sale,suitable for Feijoada. 80 reis per pound” -
Newspaper announced that a brand new restaurant that would serve Feijoada twice a week. -
legal cessation of the importation of slaves from Africa -
Slavery abolished in Brazil -
Afro-Brazilian communities started to move and branch out to start their lives
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new groups would form and would slowly make themselves familiar to the public
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There was heavy discrimination of 4 Afro-Brazilian athletes and police killing of Nilton Lourenco. July 7th became national day to combat racism -
constitution formed and racism was criminalized -
Uruguayan Feijoada -
Portuguese Feijoada -
