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noisy45: "Argentina hates blacks". Do you know all Argentines? Shameful comment ![]() |
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Rossikki: Really? It's Hard To Believe. Americans think that all Brazilians are black. |
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mysticwarrior: Look like mental illness. He look like a psychopath
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Amujale:WTF?? Lol you're crazy. Brazilians are originally Native Americans. Native Americans come from Asia. All latin Americans are originally Native Americans. Afrocentric people are crazy.
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Amujale: Really? I never heard of it. Salvador, in the state of Bahia is a city of great Yoruba / Nago heritage located in northeastern Brazil. Candomble and Umbanda were also introduced by the African cultures. Bahia is one of the 27 states of Brazil. Everyday Examples of Exaggeration - The Tapioca Couscous also known as White Couscous or Bahia Couscous, is one of many versions of the North African couscous, brought to Brazil by Portuguese colonizers. This recipe is very popular in the North and Northeast regions, especially in Bahia.- Couscous is a Maghrebi dish of small steamed balls of crushed durum wheat semolina ( in brazilian portuguese "cuzcuz" ). African Brazilian version " Reflecting the diverse heritage of Brazil, tapioca couscous is an African slave recipe". WTF?? Tapioca originating in North and Northeast Brazil, with indigenous origin. Cuzcuz is a maghrebi dish. African Brazilian version " The origin of pão de queijo (Brazilian cheese bread) is unclear, but it seems likely that the recipe originated from African slaves who made the bread with cassava root." - Fake news. Colombian-inspired food. - Candomblé is an Afro-Brazilian religion that has a strong presence in Brazil as a religious institution - Sooooo fake. 3 million people; 1,5% of Brazil Population. Candomblé is a sacrificial religion that uses animals for its liturgical purposes. Traditional African customs Condemned by Brazilians. - The state of Bahia is the centre of Candomble in Brazil. Catholicism remains the predominant religion in Bahia. Candomblé is only 2 - 3% of the population |
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Amujale:African influence in Brazil is highly exaggerated. Many times specially abroad is exaggerated, either to make us exotic or used for political reasons. The majority of Brazilians don't like carnival, samba, capoeira etc... Not all Brazilians are black or African descent, not all black Brazilians are " Yoruba. Most of the slaves in Brazil were brought from the Bantu regions of the Atlantic coast of Africa where today Congo and Angola are located, and also from Mozambique. |
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Amujale:" WTF?? Brazil is not a African country. Brazil is home to quite a diversity of racial and ethnic groups. White, Asian, Black, Arab, japanese etc 1 Like |
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Fake news again. Black brazilians only speak portuguese. Yesterday, reports circulated in Nigerian media that Brazil had adopted Yoruba as an official foreign language. We reported on it suggesting it was accurate (see below), but with more digging we've found that the story doesn't quite add up. As we probed further and searched the news for supplemental content, we received confirmation from Rafael Baldo Guimaraes, from the Brazilian Ministry of Culture that the story is "fake news." According to Brazil's Minister of Culture, Dr. Sérgio Sá Leitão's, schedule, he was not in attendance at the seminar mentioned in Nigerian news sites such as The Nigerian Voice and The Poise Nigeria, which appeared to show photographs from the event. We will continue to keep you updated on the story as we learn more. You can read on for the original story. https://www.okayafrica.com/brazil-has-not-made-yoruba-an-official-language/ |
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Arkmanbuddy: Many are mixed amerindians with Europeans. Mestizos are black? That doesn't make sense. |
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Lol fake news. Yorubá is a national patrimony of Brazil not a official language. People don't translate portuguese. Brazilian portuguese Agora é patrimônio imaterial do Estado do Rio. patrimônio = patrimony of Rio de Janeiro State |
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