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President Lula da Silva's decision to appoint Justice Minister Flavio Dino, a mixed-race man, to Brazil's Supreme Court despite calls for the first Black woman, reflects the challenges of the Brazilian left in promoting diversity in government. However, it shows progress in diversity as the Supreme Court has historically been dominated by White Brazilians.
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How can the Brazilian left effectively promote diversity in government and the justice system, given the historical dominance of White Brazilians?
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