Mariah Carey would be a proudly white woman in Brazil!

[Survivor]

Brazilians have no idea about what is a 'White' person. Anyone with light skin is White in Brazil. But I bet some tanned Europeans would be seen as 'morenos' (Brazilian slang for people who are not white or black) in Brazil.

Alessandro Nesta and the Spanish bullfighter Ivan Fandino are clear examples of Euros that Brazilians would not consider White. I have seen with my own eyes living in Bologna a Brazilian shocked by the fact that many Italians were not blonde/pink skinned/blue eyed.

Basically, in Brazilian system, Mexican light Castizos and light AFRAMS would be seen as Whites and some Euros like Martin Andersen would be seen as morenos. LOL



To be White in Brazil is not synonymous with full Euro or Caucasoid ancestry, but basically to have light skin. People there usually say how some people turns from 'white' to moreno due to tan. In a certain way it's similar to places like Spain or Italy (maybe even France) in which White is basically light skin (e.g. I have seen French friends of mine saying Lebs are white).

White Supremacy has confused the poor Non-White Brazilians.

[JMack]

White Supremacy has confused the poor Non-White Brazilians.

I know you're a troll (and a very good one it seems), but in a certain way you're right.

To be White (light skinned person) is a kind of social prestige in Brazil.

[Heather Duval]

Brazilians have no idea about what is a 'White' person. Anyone with light skin is White in Brazil. But I bet some tanned Europeans would be seen as 'morenos' (Brazilian slang for people who are not white or black) in Brazil.

Alessandro Nesta and the Spanish bullfighter Ivan Fandino are clear examples of Euros that Brazilians would not consider White. I have seen with my own eyes living in Bologna a Brazilian shocked by the fact that many Italians were not blonde/pink skinned/blue eyed.

Basically, in Brazilian system, Mexican light Castizos and light AFRAMS would be seen as Whites and some Euros like Martin Andersen would be seen as morenos. LOL



To be White in Brazil is not synonymous with full Euro or Caucasoid ancestry, but basically to have light skin. People there usually say how some people turns from 'white' to moreno due to tan. In a certain way it's similar to places like Spain or Italy (maybe even France) in which White is basically light skin (e.g. I have seen French friends of mine saying Lebs are white).

Brazil is not a country of pure whites, thats why they dont know what is white. They consider Mariah white because she looks like those people called white in Brazil, she is not exotic among them.

[JMack]

Brazil is not a country of pure whites, thats why they dont know what is white. They consider Mariah white because she looks like those people called white in Brazil, she is not exotic among them.

Maybe.

But in Southern European countries White is basically light skinned as well. No one is like anthrotards in real world. And mixed people can look like pure ''Whites'' in some cases as well. It's not impossible that you find pure Caucasoid individuals in Europe and West Asia/Iran that resemble Mariah Carey.

[Survivor]

I know you're a troll (and a very good one it seems), but in a certain way you're right.

To be White (light skinned person) is a kind of social prestige in Brazil.

Well, White Supremacy also means Non-Whites with lighter hue will have more prestige than darker Non-Whites, but they are obviously not White and White Brazilians know this.

[Bruchus]

Brazilians have no idea about what is a 'White' person. Anyone with light skin is White in Brazil. But I bet some tanned Europeans would be seen as 'morenos' (Brazilian slang for people who are not white or black) in Brazil.

Alessandro Nesta and the Spanish bullfighter Ivan Fandino are clear examples of Euros that Brazilians would not consider White. I have seen with my own eyes living in Bologna a Brazilian shocked by the fact that many Italians were not blonde/pink skinned/blue eyed.

Basically, in Brazilian system, Mexican light Castizos and light AFRAMS would be seen as Whites and some Euros like Martin Andersen would be seen as morenos. LOL



To be White in Brazil is not synonymous with full Euro or Caucasoid ancestry, but basically to have light skin. People there usually say how some people turns from 'white' to moreno due to tan. In a certain way it's similar to places like Spain or Italy (maybe even France) in which White is basically light skin (e.g. I have seen French friends of mine saying Lebs are white).

True enough.

[Heather Duval]

Well, White Supremacy also means Non-Whites with lighter hue will have more prestige than darker Non-Whites, but they are obviously not White and White Brazilians know this.

Racist society teaches non-whites to hate each others. I feel really sad for that.

[Bruchus]

Well, White Supremacy also means Non-Whites with lighter hue will have more prestige than darker Non-Whites, but they are obviously not White and White Brazilians know this.

They do know this.

[RN97]

OWD is verri stronk in latin America.

[Survivor]

Racist society teaches non-whites to hate each others. I feel really sad for that.

Non-Whites can fight against this system by disobeying White Supremacy to the extent they can in all 9 areas of Human activity. Non-racist Whites can talk to their White Supremacist friends and family members to slowly change the system from within. A colossal effort will have to be made in order to end the system of White Supremacy.