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#blackawareness #awareness #inequality #socialinequality #oldage Black Awareness Day, celebrated on November 20, is an important date in Brazil and other countries that seeks to promote reflection on the history and culture of the black population, in addition to discussing the challenges and achievements related to racial equality. Here are some relevant points about this date: Meaning: 1. *Commemoration of Resistance*: The day is a tribute to Zumbi dos Palmares, leader of Quilombo dos Palmares, who fought against slavery and represents resistance and the fight for freedom. 2. *Valuation of Black Culture*: It constitutes an opportunity to recognize and celebrate the contributions of African and Afro-Brazilian culture to the formation of national identity. Importance: 1. *Historical Awareness: The day serves to raise awareness among the population about the history of slavery in Brazil, its consequences and the struggles for liberation and rights of the black population. 2. *Reflection on Racism: It is a time to discuss and promote racial equality and human rights, combating the structural racism that still persists in society. In 2003, the date was officially recognized by Federal Law No. 10.639, which established Black Consciousness Day as a holiday in some Brazilian cities and states, reinforcing the importance of raising awareness about Afro-Brazilian culture and the history of slavery. Today is a national holiday. Conclusion: Black Consciousness Day is, therefore, a time for reflection and social action, remembering the importance of fighting against racial inequality, promoting respect for diversity and valuing the rich African cultural heritage in Brazil. It is an invitation to society to consider the relevance of discussions about race, identity and social justice. See more from Sou 60 Website - sou60.com.br Facebook - facebook.com/programasou60 Instagram - instagram.com/programasou60 YouTube - /sou60 Aging addressed openly and courageously, with seriousness and optimism. Sou 60 discusses topics such as citizenship, sexuality, health, the job market, behavior, technology, travel itineraries and inspiring examples.