#BlackLivesMatter has gone global. And Brazil needs it — badly.

Latin America's largest nation is also one of the world's deadliest. And, just like in the US, violence in Brazil disproportionately affects young, non-white men. Now activists are fighting to draw attention to the problem of killings of young black Brazilian men, frequently by police. One of the leading local movements is Amnesty International's "Jovem Negro Vivo," meaning "Young Black Alive."