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What about Brazil?
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Isn't Brazil very mixed from way back though? In which case, you couldn't really call many relationships there "interracial", since so many people are already heavily mongrelised. Various mixes of many different races and ethnic groups.
I think it's only possible to call them "interracial relationships" if the intermixing is a relatively recent phenomenon.
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Monkey see, Monkey do...literally.
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I want to have an interracial relationship.
NOW.
Some of the immigrants came here with Anglo culture, from the West Indies, for example, and so they did integrate.
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Don't forget we always use developed Western countries as model must be followed
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No thanks... we've already got 72 negroes in Bulgaria -- need to get that number to 0.
I'd prefer to use the Russians as an example to follow.
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According to Wiki, there are 92 million white Brazilians in Brazil.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Brazilian
However that cannot be considered to be very accurate because of this:
The conception of Whiteness in Brazil is based on the skin color of a person, which contrasts with the conception of race and ancestry, as used in the United States. According to the 1991 Census, 55% of the children whose mother was White and father was Brown were classified as Whites. Another 6% of children born to both Brown parents were classified as Whites and 2% of children born to a Black-Black couple were also identified as Whites. This analysis shows that the ancestry of a person is quite insignificant to racially classify people in Brazil.
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That's true -- however I've lived in Brazil and I know for a fact that there are also plenty of people there who are "white" in the sense that we Europeans understand the word.
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