Cissa Guimarães and Fernanda Brum clash live on TV over religious intolerance and Afro-Brazilian faiths
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Summary
During a live episode of the Brazilian talk show Sem Censura, actress Cissa Guimarães and singer Fernanda Brum engaged in a heated debate about religious intolerance. The discussion, focused on respect between different faiths, escalated when Guimarães asked Brum whether she would be friends with practitioners of Afro-Brazilian religions. The exchange generated significant reaction on social media.
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Momento repercute nas redes após pergunta de apresentadora sobre amizade com praticantes de religiões de matriz africana
Cissa Guimarães questionou Fernanda Brum sobre respeito às diferentes crenças
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