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October 19 is a very important date for us at The Brazilian Report — as it marks the anniversary of our website going online for the first time. In 2017, a website entirely dedicated to explaining Brazil to foreign audiences was considered an odd strategy, let alone a paywalled site in an era when access to journalism is taken for granted by many. “Who wants to read about Brazil?” was a question we heard continuously in the weeks prior to our launch.
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