Two classy hoes from Brazil colonial(Minas Gerais)

**JohnSmith** · 12-04-2017, 11:53 PM

Originally Posted by Heathers

Dont be stupid. Most Brazilians dont care about anthro shits. And only Tobi is a ahite racist Brazilian here: He is a kid and stupid hiimselve. Also being into anthro shits makes you more racist than you are.

You cannot say someone is racist because they are into Anthropology that sounds like some liberal bullshit. I know not all Brazilians are not like these strange racist fucks on here.

However, Brazil just like every other country has it's racial issues and is not a Utopia,, don't be delusional. At least I admit the USA has issues.

**~~Heather Duval~~** · 12-05-2017, 12:01 AM

Originally Posted by JohnSmith

You cannot say someone is racist because they are into Anthropology that sounds like some liberal bullshit. I know not all Brazilians are not like these strange racist fucks on here.

However, Brazil just like every other country has it's racial issues and is not a Utopia,, don't be delusional. At least I admit the USA has issues.

Discrimination here isnt based on race but social status. The only racist country is US which had racial segregation by law(racism legalized) based on races. I live in Brazil and im a minority. Never faced racism, youre white and lives in US. And you have KKK. Im not the only minority that never faced racism in Brazil:

It was in the line of an office that I discovered that the Americans saw me in a very different way. The young lady at the reception asked my information . "Age, marital status, race?" When I said "white, " she did not hold back the laughter . " I do not understand , I'm not white?" And she told me , "No , you're a Latina."
That explains a lot. When I take my dog to a park in the neighborhood I live in, some people ask me if I' m their caretaker - it does not make sense to some white Americans that someone like me lives in a good place in town. When I say that I am Brazilian, some men feel the right to touch me , something they do not dare to do with whites . I had never experienced the life of being a woman and a member of a racial minority until I arrived in the United States .

**JohnSmith** · 12-05-2017, 12:03 AM

Originally Posted by Heathers

Discrimination here isnt based on race but social status. The only racist country is US which had racial segregation by law(racism legalized) based on races. I live in Brazil and im a minority. Never faced racist, youre white and lives in US. And you have KKK. Im not the only minority that never faced racism in Brazil:

It was in the line of an office that I discovered that the Americans saw me in a very different way. The young lady at the reception asked my information . "Age, marital status, race?" When I said "white, " she did not hold back the laughter . " I do not understand , I'm not white?" And she told me , "No , you're a Latina."
That explains a lot. When I take my dog to a park in the neighborhood I live in, some people ask me if I' m their caretaker - it does not make sense to some white Americans that someone like me lives in a good place in town. When I say that I am Brazilian, some men feel the right to touch me , something they do not dare to do with whites . I had never experienced the life of being a woman and a member of a racial minority until I arrived in the United States .

Come on man, racism is everywhere including Brazil and discrimination can be about anything. You are a bit delusional.

**~~Heather Duval~~** · 12-05-2017, 12:09 AM

Originally Posted by JohnSmith

Come on man, racism is everywhere including Brazil and discrimination can be about anything. You are a bit delusional.

Racism in Brazil is too irrelevant that becomes something unreal, its not a hardcore level like US
Also racism here is a crime by law. So you often gonna read it these isolate people being racist on internet than irl cause they are afraid of being arreated. Meanwhile there are KKK in US and no one can complain. People here dont care about race, that woman only suffered racism for being non white in uS according to her.