DiscussWorldIssues - Socio-Economic Religion and Political Uncensored Debate - View Single Post - How these crowd is representativ of Brazil ?

**alexbookhyip** · 03-19-2012, 02:42 AM

Try to find pics of crowds of regular mainstream Brazilians who look overwhelmingly African in these regions: Northern Brazil, Central West Brazil, Southern Brazil, interior of SÃ£o Paulo state, and also CearÃ¡, Rio Grande do Norte and ParaÃ*ba (states in the Northeast of Brazil). You won't find them, since they are a very small minority there!

why should I ? i never said these regions were overwelmingly african. I think you need to read my posts more carefully, i'm not disagreeing with you about how presence of black brazilians is generally overestimated and exaggerated...

All i'm saying is that mixed/pardo brazilians even if they score 70% euro in DNA studies, will still not selfidentify as european or be regarded by outsiders as such (of course they are brazilians first of all). And when you look at their faces instead of their 23&me results you will observe a big part of brazilian's diversity. According to latest census they make up about 43% of total population that might not be entirely accurate but it still gives a fair indication of their presence in brazilian population.

03-19-2012, 02:42 AM	#1
alexbookhyip Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 460 Senior Member	Try to find pics of crowds of regular mainstream Brazilians who look overwhelmingly African in these regions: Northern Brazil, Central West Brazil, Southern Brazil, interior of SÃ£o Paulo state, and also CearÃ¡, Rio Grande do Norte and ParaÃ*ba (states in the Northeast of Brazil). You won't find them, since they are a very small minority there! why should I ? i never said these regions were overwelmingly african. I think you need to read my posts more carefully, i'm not disagreeing with you about how presence of black brazilians is generally overestimated and exaggerated... All i'm saying is that mixed/pardo brazilians even if they score 70% euro in DNA studies, will still not selfidentify as european or be regarded by outsiders as such (of course they are brazilians first of all). And when you look at their faces instead of their 23&me results you will observe a big part of brazilian's diversity. According to latest census they make up about 43% of total population that might not be entirely accurate but it still gives a fair indication of their presence in brazilian population.
	Quote