US EditionSocial Mobility Is More Difficult in Large Urban Centres, Such as Rio and São Paulo. See the Chances in Your City
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Cities such as Sorriso, with agriculture, and Joinville, by education, provide more opportunities for rising. White man has five times more chance than black women in Brazil, marked by extreme inequality, the birthplace and homehood account for improving life, according to the Social Mobility Atlas, which will be launched tomorrow. According to researcher Diogo Brito, other findings of the research that they performed were the low social mobilit…
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