@ishinnrio: The genocide of Black people in Brazil doesn’t always look like violence — sometimes it looks like “diversity.” A history they don’t teach, but one we all need to see. 🖤 #brazil #afrobrazil #brazilianhistory #fyp #colonialism

Jxrdvn ❤️‍🩹 :

Damn why does everyone hate us just for being black…

E :

brazil being the blackest country outside of africa but never having a black president is insane

marialuaoriginal :

E verdade! Mixed Mozambican here. We have the same here too

Jaden :

It’s happening right now! White ppl are seen as elite in Brazil. Look at all the black celebrities and footballers in Brazil they all marry white only! It’s like you’ve made it in life if you’re black and marry white and blonde

Ivey :

Blanqueamiento happened in other countries like Mexico and Argentina too! So many people descended from Africans but their history and culture were stolen from them 😕

John-Andrew :

What did he say..?

Mr.Lonely :

Black is beautiful. Hello from México. 😃🙋🏾‍♂

Elle Beloved :

I love Brazil 🇧🇷 but the racism and colorism is off the charts. I hope one day this will change.

the_homey_homie :

I love dark skin Brazilians!!

Masi :

Thank you so much for this insightful look into Brazilian history and historical inequalities!

하승리 :

Very interesting — thank you for explaining. What do you identify as if you don’t mind sharing?

TowerRantss :

are ppl still racist there?

♡ :

pardo people are not only black tho ! this is a southeast centric view that erases indigenous heritage shm🙄

A_Tok :

It's sad to see the erasure of the existence of black south Americans both in terms of what you described in Brazil and the overall failure to acknowledge that we exist across Brazil, Guyana, Colombia, Suriname, Venezuela, French Guiana etc...

besafebehappy :

brazil has alot of black people. people in north America are shocked when I tell them im from brazil

joy :

The brainwashing is so deep. 😭😭

Javed :

I need a Brazilian husband 😭

Hanna L. Alves :

As an adopted person raised in France, I learnt about the word pardo. Now that I found my origins and my birth family in Brazil, I can say that I am Pardo as well. Thank you for telling our History ♥️♥️♥

Leonardo Da Vinki :

oh yeah, same kinda concept in Angola, my mum tells me horror stories about how she was treated as a black woman when she lived there there AND THATS AN AFRICAN COUNTRY TOO

KEENAN JORDAN :

I love black Brazilians

TheKontroverse :

Nalli76 :

Obrigado for your explanation 💚💛💙

Trax :

This has happened in every South American country and all over the world

Lauren :

Que bom q vc falou sobre isso mano

Mikayla Millane :

Love that you’re speaking about this!