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Famous Brazilian writer was Black
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Yep. He was a Brother.
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Bullshit, his father was a mulatto and mother a Portuguese immigrant. If he was 'Black' then Adriana Lima is 'Black' too:
He never identified as Black and his fiction work basically draws heavily in the best European fiction of the time.
If Machado is Black then Pushkin is also 'Black'. They probably darkened him a lot in the 'coloring' of his pic to push leftist agenda.
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He was clearly nordid influenced:
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Too black for a quadroon.
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Not black, quadroon.
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Pardo/mulato, nothing else.
These afrocentrists are a pain in the ass, obsessed with these irrelevant stuffs.
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His mother was portuguese, and his father mulatto. He was a mixed guy. Pardo. Blacks whores and retards one want to steal his legacy and turn him into a black man. Whatever this scum says, he is a quadroon, not black. Just deal with it.
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Not black at all, he was mulatto
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He was a quadroon. Funny how all the "blacks" who accomplish anything turn out to be heavily mixed.
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