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Brazilian academic studies on social issues

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In late July 2026, Brazilian scholars released a series of papers addressing persistent social challenges. One study documented ongoing institutional racism in the labour market, calling for diversity policies, while another validated a new emotional‑complexity scale for hospital patients. Additional research proposed literacy‑boosting books for children and examined the academic outcomes of affirmative‑action students and the detrimental effect of bullying on primary‑school performance. A few days later, researchers at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro reported on a project combating linguistic prejudice and evaluated early‑grade school assessment practices. ~~Both~~ By the end of July, three further academic works ~~underscored how university‑led~~ expanded the scope: a technical project from Centro Paula Souza titled “Correntes Invisíveis” analysed modern slave‑like labour and urged monitoring, worker awareness and consumer responsibility; a study from the Federal University of Paraíba evaluated the use of artificial‑intelligence tools in teacher training, highlighting both supportive potential and ethical concerns; and an article from the Federal University of Bahia examined Brazil’s National Housing Policy, focusing on market‑driven production financed by SBPE resources and its impact on urban development. Together, these investigations ~~aim~~ illustrate a broadening scholarly focus on labour rights, educational technology, and housing policy alongside earlier efforts to reshape societal attitudes and promote more ethical, formative ~~educational~~ policies in Brazil.

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