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Our guest is Emory University historian Jeffrey Lesser. Host Bill Hinchberger talks with Lesser about his book A Discontented Diaspora: Japanese Brazilians and the Meanings of Ethnic Militancy, 1960–1980 tips for visitors to Liberdade, São Paulo’s “Japantown.” Lesser’s book is available in Portuguese under the title Uma Diáspora Descontente: os nipo-brasileiros e os significados da militância étnica 1960-1980 .
Once again, our engineer was Flávio Kranic . Visit Flávio’s website .
The Playlist for this Edition of BrazilMax Radio
All of the songs played on this program were selected from CDs sent to us by Brazilian musicians. Artists who would like to hear their music on the program should contact BrazilMax Radio .
Futricando Lucila Novaes Elisete Adriana Maciel Read about the composer of this song, Vitor Ramil Bat Makumba Ceumar Luiz Simas Elizah Dani Lasalvia
* Pirapora is located on the Tietê River .
Rosa Emilia Scott Feiner
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Susan Pereira and Sabor Brasil Mark Levine and the Latin Tinge Fabiana Passoni Eliane Elias Teresa Cristina e Grupo Semente Rosa Emilia Dani Lasalvia DJ Dolores
, Japanese-Brazilian identity and the differences between identity politics in Brazil and the United States. Lesser also provides 
- Na Cadência do Samba (Que Bonito É) 
- Batuque de Pirapora 
- Carioca da Gema
- O Morro Não Tem Vez
