Fury over brutal beating in Brazil amid pattern of ‘daily’ violence, activists say

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Brazilians outraged by the death of a Black man after being beaten by supermarket security guards have been protesting in major cities across the country, chanting a phrase familiar to Americans: “I can’t breathe.”

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