The Rise of Brazilians in Massachusetts
The Brazilian community began growing significantly in the late 20th century. Cities like Framingham, Somerville, and Everett have become hubs for Brazilian culture and business. From opening restaurants and salons to founding churches and community organizations, Brazilians have become an indispensable part of Massachusetts life.
Economic and Cultural Contributions
Brazilians are leaders in industries like construction, real estate, and healthcare. Their cuisine, music, and festivals, such as Brazilian Independence Day celebrations, bring unique cultural experiences to the state.
Community Support
With nearly 300 Brazilian churches, these organizations provide spiritual and social support, fostering unity and resilience among the diaspora.
