November 20, Black Consciousness Day, is now a Federal National Holiday in Brazil!

Black Consciousness Day in Brazil:
—The appreciation and promotion of African=Black culture.
—The promotion of self-esteem and self-pride of Black People and Black Communities.
—Validate and promote Black=African Aesthetic and Black=African Standards of Beauty.
—Recognize and promote cultures originating from the African Continent.
—Awareness of racial issues, policies, and agendas against and affecting Black People.
—Exposing, dismantling, destroying, and knocking down racist political policies and agendas, injustices, prejudices, discrimination, oppression, unjust treatments, violence and abuses against Black People.
—Raise awareness of the importance of cohesion and unity among Black People.
—Understanding the importance of the Independence Struggle on the African Continent.
—Reflect on the appreciation of African Cultural Roots.
—Serves as a catalyst for the Affirmation of Black Identity.

The Black Consciousness Movement emerged in South Africa, led by The Great The Honorable Nana Steve Bantu Biko:
-Raise Black Consciousness awareness for the aim at exposing, weakening, dismantling, and destroying the racist policies and agendas in South Africa against Black People.
—Raise and promote the self-esteem and self-pride of Black People in South Africa.
—Enhance cohesion and unity of Black People in South Africa.
—Popularize, Promote and Propagate the idea and concept among Black South Africans that BLACK IS BEAUTIFUL.
—Understand the importance of Black People in South Africa to take the task of Black Liberation into their own hands.
—Black People in South Africa determining their own Destiny through Black Consciousness.
—Empower, Organize and Mobilize Black People in political and cultural identity rooted in Black Consciousness.
—The struggle for the Liberation and Freedom for Black People in South Africa and The struggle for the Liberation and Freedom for Black People worldwide is the Ultimate Struggle.