Brazil's Constitution made racism a crime not subject to bail or a limitation period and recognized land rights of qualifying quilombola communities in transitional Article 68. These provisions created tools for struggles against racial hierarchy and dispossession. Constitutional recognition required further implementation and did not itself eliminate unequal power over land.
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What did transitional Article 68 of Brazil's 1988 Constitution address?
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Article 68 recognized a basis for quilombola land claims. Turning recognition into effective ownership still required implementation.
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