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O primeiro romance brasileiro - da primeira escritora mulher e negra. O que nos leva a questionad: por que não estudamos Maria Firmina na escola como um clássico da literatura brasileira?

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Posted On: August 13th 2026, 12:38 am

O primeiro romance brasileiro - da primeira escritora mulher e negra. O que nos leva a questionad: por que não estudamos Maria Firmina na escola como um clássico da literatura brasileira?

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