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LMAO.
Brazilians aren't an ethnic group in the Asian or European sense. Where do they think their not-too-distant ancestors came from then?2: Many Southern Euro looking Brazilians are of pure colonial stock, and since average people don't care about history and the anthrostuffs we discuss here, they aren't aware that their looks originates from colonial Portuguese people, they see themselves simply as fully Brazilians.
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Thiago Rodrigues, Brazilian actor, looks Portuguese, but 99% of Brazilians don't know he looks European, because he is Med, a phenotype seen as Brazilian/local here, not Euro:
While pratically all Brazilians see Rodigo Hilbert as European looking, because he looks Nordid:
Brazilians know that we were colonized by Portugal. Brazilians know we're a melting pot of diference races. The thing is: most people here while knowing these facts can't conect the points. I don't understand your question, average Brazilians only know they have ancestry from Europe or other continent if it's recent.Brazilians aren't an ethnic group in the Asian or European sense. Where do they think their not-too-distant ancestors came from then?
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