The Portuguese were very cruel and brutal towards black and indigenous people. Brazil is exactly the way they wanted it the Portuguese wanted. They themselves were not educated and they did everything to hold black people back. Portugal is not very different. The hate and violence against black people in Portugal is unacceptable. I stand in solidarity with my brothers and sisters in Brazil.
Brazil has had more time in independence than as a colony or province. Blaming Portugal at this point is victim syndrome. There is no excuse now. Also, no idea what youre talking about regarding "violence against black people in Portugal"
As an African American its always a blessing to hear & see more of Brazil, & the African descent women & men that make so much of its histroic heritage & culture. BLM
Brazil was like South Africa on steroids with its racism to even GBV when I visited. I cried watching this, mostly that I’m tired that we keep suffering everywhere and also because this is the beginning of a beautiful change for Afro-Brazilians. You aren’t alone and sending you love from South Africa 🇿🇦
@@Jqzd3000 well Mandela is a sensitive topic and why would you expect it to improve when colonizers and the West didn’t want to give people of color their own economy? It was the strongest economy in the world at a time. Strongest currency but the color of the leaders matter.
Sad how over 50% if the people are of African ancestry yet there's no power in numbers because of the politics and colorism entrenched into society. I hope that Brazil can get on the right track and our people won't have to deal with this. I hop the same for all of us Black people especially here in the USA.
Black Americans in the USA are more unified! That’s how our institutions have lasted over 150 years, afro Brazilian don’t even have there own schools 😢
@@OhDatsJaVion we're more unified? Oh damn....then that's a bad sign when a people are less united than we are! Because look at us, we were, but today we are struggling hard with that issue!
@@OhDatsJaVion I dont really think that having separate schools is a good thing. Its better that all public schools are mixed raced and white and black kids can be together since an earlier age.
Literally teared up hearing her say that she does not want to be a statue like her friend-that she wants to live. The courage and bravery is absolutely resounding.
There's alot of organized crime in Rio similar to Mexico. And the innocent civilians get caught in the cross fire. And alot of politicians are involved in the carrying out of these crimes. I don't think giving guns to civilians will solve the problem because there are always domestic disputes.
Totally agreed! Giving guns to civilians is NOT the solution, especially in a country like Brazil, where most people aren't prepared and trained to use guns.
Bolsonaro is making it easier for ordinary citizens to carry a gun, do you think anyone will be able to have a gun? There has to be a certain training, a psychological test, if you research, you will see
Both Renata and Taliria were re-elected to state and federal deputies, respectively, as the third most voted among te candidates from Rio for each position. * I just remembered that our elections are very different from the American ones and maybe the information doesn't seem so impressive . In Brazil we do not vote for districts, all state votes are considered. Renata was the third most voted among those vying for one of the 70 seats in the State Assembly Taliria the third among the vacancies for Federal (I think 48).
These people are incredibly hypocrite! She says militia elects politics, which is true. But she doesn't even touchs the fact that the drug trade in the favelas does elect people, to be politics, much more than the molitia. But she can't talk against drug trafficking cuz she needs the drug lords to give her free pasa into the favelas where her voltes come from. This kind of partiality is incredibly disgusting for me
Always askd myself if 50% of population are afro-brazilian...how comes i never see them running for office and running the government.. to make changes in that beautiful country!! She needs to be protected by all means...she's a roll model to many females out there... Bless
I´ve been living in Brazil for 9 years, my wife is Brazilian, but I have also lived here for 3 years in the mid 90´s and the vast majority of people here don´t identify themselves as blacks in the same way black people do in the US! As a matter of fact, when I lived here in the 90´s this was far smaller issue than it is now! People are far more concerned with actual issues than racial differences.
Hope everything goes good for them. We elected a teacher for president in Peru, of native american looks, like my family and myself, and he turned out to be a very disappointing leader. Politics and gov. administration is a big challenge... Good luck, Brazil. You deserve health and prosperity.
@@nomesobrenome1087 cara, confia, a extrema direita pelo menos atualmente está pior. moro no interior de São Paulo e só com isso já dá para saber que aqui é ninho de Bolsominion, e nos últimos dias estavam bloqueando a nossa estrada principal e eu presenciei com os meus próprios olhos agressões dentro de uma escola porque uma garota que não tinha nem 14 anos estava vestindo um casaco vermelho. já me agrediram depois de me verem com uniforme de trabalho, que também é vermelho. te chamam de anti cristo e ameaçam te dar uma surra.
The colonizers from Europe Will never change their dark dirty ways Brasil was the last country to end slavery and even today racism is still alive in Brasil
Black children are caught in gang cross-fire in nearly every big city in the United States. This image really encapsulates everything wrong with urban Black America.
I am an African American woman living in Brazil. It is exactly what you see here. I am blessed enough to be living better than this, but I see it all around me everyday. The US is its own worst enemy right now, it's hard to say which situation is worse. I've seen both sides. Education is the only thing that can elevate you and give you a better life.
It’s time, OVERDUE, Blacks & Indigenous Brazilians need to be in important political positions in that country. They even elected a Euro-Brazilian criminal, yet they want to hold Black & Indigenous Brazilians back, it’s DISGUSTING.
Why is gender separation constantly emphasized as it pertains to Black sociopolitical movements across the diaspora??? Black Brazilians as a demographic are marginalized & underrepresented. Shoutout to all the beautiful sisters putting in the good work to empower their communities but gender should be an afterthought when the focus should be the dismantling of a white supremacist/anti-black system that harms the community as a whole. By no means am I advocating for the silencing of issues that particularly affect Black women but I just want ppl to realize that the only way to achieve measurable & sustainable sociopolitical progress is with purposeful, cohesive, & mutual collaboration btwn brothers & sisters.
I love equality. But when people think you have someone who looks like you in a position of power with the belief of "OH NOW ALL OUR PROBLEMS WILL BE SOLVED." I sorry, but that is just foolish. You should be focusing on putting honest persons in power. Not an evil person who looks like or claims to want what you want. They will exploit you.
i've read stuff about how black people who speak out in brazil are murdered. it's incredibly sad and scary. they really hate any consciousness or attempt to help black people there.
This documentary only say that 54% of Brazilians have black african ancestry but hidden the fact the predominantly ancestry of mixed race Brazilians ( that were forcefully placed in the same category of african brazilians) are European and mostly of them have amerindian ancestry. they are not black in phenotype or ancestry dna. They hidden the fact half of Brazil population is white also! What is behind this agenda? Why do these people desesperately trying africanize Brazil?They biasedly try to shove down our throats that Brazil is a second version of Nigeria, a country mostly inhabited by blacks!
I admire her courage to live with a purpose to make lives better. I don't know how she can be so brave to live under the constant threats of harm. I rarely see this in the US anymore on any issue, it's like we go along to get along and entertain ourselves to death with our cell phones, food, and hedonistic pleasures.
Just a reminder. She defended criminal organizations such as the red comand and first capital comando, while also calling anyone who dares to call those men stealing cars and burning buses criminals "fascists" Also, yes, you had one, not one in fact, many and WAYYYY better then any brazillian activist (o the republican era) Martin Luther King is a big example
Bad Jews - A History of American Jewish Infighting Emily Tamkin, a Jewish writer from the UK who writes about American Jewry, has recently published a book titled Bad Jews: A History of American Jewish Politics and Identities. The book’s publisher, Hurst, describes it as “A lively, thoughtful history of America’s Jews, exploring their complex relationships with national culture, identity, and politics-and each other.” The book caused a bit of a stir among Jewish publications. JTA, for example, wrote that Tamkin “takes a different tack, tracing the history of American Jewry through the ways Jews on one side of social upheaval seek to discredit the very Jewishness of those on the other side.” The book itself focuses on what is happening in America, since “American Jewish history,” writes Tamkin, “is full of discussions and debates and hand-wringing over who is Jewish, and how to be Jewish, and what it means to be Jewish.” When a student of mine told me about the book, he asked for my opinion on these questions, stating that they “haunt” virtually every Jewish person. He also noted that when Tamkin asked people, “What comes to mind when you hear ‘Bad Jew’?” the most common answer she got was “When I think of a ‘Bad Jew,’ I think of myself.” Since, as Tamkin writes, “The issue of what it means, or doesn’t, to be a Good Jew or a Bad Jew is particularly fraught at this moment in US history,” the student asked for my take on the topic. So, first, we need to realize where the word Yehudi (Jewish) comes from. There is the known answer, that Yehudi comes from Yohuda (Judah), the name of the tribe that lived in the land of Israel during the Second Temple. However, there is another meaning to the word: Yehudi also comes from the word Yechudi, meaning united. This makes perfect sense if you remember that we were pronounced a nation only after we committed to love each other “as one man with one heart” at the foot of Mt. Sinai, yet, for the most part, this explanation did not receive the notoriety it deserves. If you look at being Jewish through the spectacle of Jewish unity, as I do, then being a good Jew means first and foremost that you want to unite with all the Jews, that this is what really matters to you, your prime value. If Jewishness is about unity, then a Jew is a person who knows, feels, understands, and even spreads the idea that the most important thing is to be connected in ties of love with all the Jews, regardless of denomination, customs, political views, or any other issue that currently divides and splinters the Jewish people. The author wrote that one of the answers she got to the question about the meaning of being a bad Jew was “someone whose conception of Judaism doesn’t have applications to the wider world.” I understand where this answer comes from. It is with good reason Jews gave the correction of the world such a pivotal place in their identity. We even gave that mission its own Hebrew term, Tikkun Olam (Hebrew for “Correction of the World”). However, we must know what it means to correct the world, to be responsible for it, or even to care about the world. Tikkun Olam are not simply words; they imply a very specific task, and until we accomplish it, we will not be “good Jews.” At the “inauguration” of our people, we were commanded to unite “as one man with one heart,” as RASHI interprets. Immediately after, we were declared a nation and were tasked with being “a light to the nations.” In other words, our unity and our obligation to the world are indivisible. We cannot be a light to the nations if we are not united. At the same time, we cannot unite unless we do it in order to be a light to the nations. When our ancestors united for the first time, under the guidance of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, they were not a biologically related group. They were an eclectic crowd that was taken by the idea that all the people should unite, and we should not succumb to our ego. This is why Abraham advocated kindness and mercy, to teach people how to rise above their self-absorption and care for one another. Abraham was a maverick, a pioneer, a trailblazer, but thanks to him, these noble ideas are now universal. As a nation that formed out of disparate tribes and clans, it was our duty to be the living proof of Abraham’s paradigm. This is why we became a nation only after we united, and not a moment prior. Since our inception, we have known that unity is our “secret weapon.” However, we never understood why, what was the secret of the strength in our unity. The secret is not that unity itself makes us undefeatable, but that our unity dissolves the world’s hatred toward us and turns it into respect and awe. It gives the world the example of unity that it needs so that all of humanity can unite, as well. Not only we received a message when we were at the foot of Mt. Sinai. At that moment, the nations of the world received the knowledge that we received the calling. Since then, they have been waiting for us to live up to it. This is why they support us when we are united, and scold us when we are divided. Being a good Jew or a bad Jew, therefore, is not a judgment we pass on each other or on ourselves. It is determined by our commitment to the world, which we fulfill through our efforts to unite among ourselves and serve as an example that if we-the most divided nation, whose members often abhor one another-can unite, then the whole world can, as well.
@@lawtraf8008 I´ve been living in Brazil for 9 years, my wife is Brazilian, but I have also lived here for 3 years in the mid 90´s and the vast majority of people here don´t identify themselves as blacks in the same way black people do in the US! As a matter of fact, when I lived here in the 90´s this was far smaller issue than it is now!
Larga Vida a La Memoria de Marielle (D.E.P) y a Larga Vida A Nuestras Hermanas y Hermanos Afro Brasileiros!!! Mucha Energía Positiva Pa Renata Souza!!!
Brazil is a highly mixed country. If half of the population is black then you can also say that 70 % of the population is white ... those so claimed "black people" have black ancestry as they have white ancestry, black people according to the ibge (Brazilian institute of geography and statistics) represent only of 10 % of population. Brazil is a black majority country ? certainly not, it is a white majority ? hell no, it is a mixed majority country I'm afraid than not. There aren't ethnic majorities in Brazil even if mixed people will become the majority, it is not yet the case.
Ro14852, I understand what you trying to say, but Brazil racial discrimination is made by apperance, not by percentage of blood drop. If you appear European, you are automatically hired and have hire salary than those who look less European. People are humiliating Brazilians who have phenotype that appears Africoïd, even if the person is 70% White. In Brazil black men have the worst part, they only use them as manual workers while black women work as domestic servants and if they are lucky enough, they might be hired as a secretary. There are regions in southern Brazil where blacks are arrested and cant go, it's almost like the old south African days
This black woman as you are saying will be a winner in Brazil under Lula's rules like the brothers Castro are winners in Cuba and Maduro is a winner in Venezuela.
Remember wherever the people of God goes, it will be prosecuted & mistreated Black people are the lost tribe of Israel, the real Jews. This prophecy will accomplish
I couldn't listen to more than one minute of this video due to the immediate misstatement about history. This is clearly a left-wing, editorialized channel. There isn't objective reporting whatsoever. As a writer myself, we learned at the University to accurately describe without bias, and then let your reader decide how they want to interpret the information. People on the far right and far left pay no attention to this journalistic principal. The same principle applies in poetry, short stories and novels.
Brazilian keep your sister under the blood of Jesus, day and night. Jesus is Lord over every situation. Just believe. You cannot do it by yourself. We have to first Forgive the enemies. That's what Jesus said. Then we have to make up our minds to repent on behalf of our forefathers and ourselves for the disobedience towards God's commandments. Please read the book . Especially Deuteronomy 28. Psalms 81. How many times it's says (God) if you would listen to HIM. What HE will do for HIS people.👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏.
Jesus IS their problem, that's why they can't get ahead. They need to embrace their Indigenous spirituality, not the exact religion that keeps them mentally and spiritually unconscious. That their oppressors gave them for a reason.
@@valentineisraelshabangu4069 mulato is a half black and half white person. I know that in USA everyone is black , but Brasil is a diferent country, eith diferent culture and a diferent history
Cover yourself in the blood of Jesus if you believe. In everything dear sister. Put your Heavenly Father first in Jesus'name. You cannot afford to fight without HIM. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏. Let prayer be your battle cry.
As a black Brazilian I need to say. This video didn’t reflected the reality of Brazil. All this race thing we have in the US and some are trying to import to Brazil doesn’t work there bc 90% of the population can’t specify what race they really are. If you look at me, I’m black, as my dad and my sister. If you look at my mom and my brother, they’re blond. The same story repeat with most of the family since 3 or 4 generations. This video is all BS.
The overall point of the video and others similar is that the caste system/hierarchy in Brazil is based on color. It started centuries ago and has been rigidly reinforced/maintained through the present. Colorism in Brazil is akin to racism in the United States.
@@v.a.993 as a black Brazilian I can assure you that this point is wrong. I grew up at the favelas, with blond friends whom hate police bc their experience with them, and with black friends who have no problem with the police. The problem in Brazilian society is disparity of income, rich v poor. All this white bad black good thing they keep alive in US doesn’t exist there, even though media want to show as a real thing in Brazil.
Unfortunately, I can’t say the same about prejudice against the poor, which both my father and I (blacks) and my brother and mother (whites) suffered in the past.
A majority black country, with a minority black representation. Keep convincing hearts and minds of the Brazilian public, and im sure the tide will turn in the right direction. However, that wont stop the issue of crime and violence. Majority of crime in Brazil is black on black crime. And black people committing majority of the petty crimes outside their neighborhoods. Electing more black people wont solve that problem.
The wealth is in the hands of a whyt minority. Black people are locked out of jobs and education. Lula changed a lot of that during his tenure. I lived in Brazil and saw it with my own eyes. Hopefully now that he's won sanity will return and the MAJORITY will come out of the 500 years of organized oppression
This is a silly argument on your part. Crime usually occurs based on proximity and off course, extreme poverty. Fixing the inequalities would help lessen these problems. And first step is by electing diverse representatives.
@@yojiviriak675 really? according to what data? Can you show me? Should i name you a few countries where visibility increased after colonialism, and the country went downwards? Or neighborhoods in democratic countries where more democratic visibility in neighborhoods lead to and downturn in progress?
@@lexi6797 Are you saying extreme crime and racial visibility is inextricably linked? Where did you get that evidence from? Because i can show you that the two usually have nothing to do with each other. Actually, you can make the argument that, crime actually increases when colonialism ends, and when districts are redrawn for inclusion reasons.
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Just for you guys out there who don't know much, Lula is a former convict, he was in jail a little while ago, now he's running for the office, released by a judicial maneuver carried out by justices appointed by Lula himself or his successor, Dilma Rousseff (both from Workers' Party); Lula is loved by the mainstream media, artists, billionaires and the like. He's close friend to dictators like Maduro (Venezuela's current dictator), Daniel Ortega (Nicaragua's current dictator), and Fidel Castro (former Cuba's dictator) and Hugo Chaves (Former Venezuela's dictator). On top of it, he's a fan of the Chinese regime and USA and Israel ferocious hater. To wrap it up, he was the mastermind of the biggest corruption scandal of Brazil's history, called "Car Wash Operation". Recently, Lula's political party (PT) was accused of being involved with the Latin America's biggest drug gang ( First Capital Command).
"Lula is a former convict" So was Nelson Mandela. What's your point? "now he's running for the office" Which he has a legal right to do. "released by a judicial maneuver" Released because the judge that convicted him turned out to be biased and they had no actual evidence against him. " Lula is loved by the mainstream media, artists, billionaires and the like." Lula is loved by poor people who were able to eat three meals a day and send their kids to college and become the first in their families to have a degree during his administration. Also, Bolsonaro is explicitly and ferociously supported by billionaire Luciano Hang. "He's close friend to dictators" Just because you have pictures taken with someone does not make them your "close friend". By that standard the Bolsonaros are "close friends" with Saudi dictator Muhammad Bin Salman. "he's a fan of the Chinese regime" Just like "close friend" in the last sentence, this sentence has a lot of heavy lifting done by the word "fan". This is a highly subjective and potentially xenophobic point of view. "USA and Israel ferocious hater" Not only is the grammar here attrocious, this is also a completely baseless and subjective opinion. Being pro-Palestinian human rights does not make one an "Israel hater". "he was the mastermind of the biggest corruption scandal of Brazil's history" Nope. Incorrect, he was not the mastermind of the Secret Budget, that would be our current president. "...was accused of being involved with the Latin America's biggest drug gang" At least you got that right, "accused". Get back to us when you can actually prove something.
The Portuguese were very cruel and brutal towards black and indigenous people. Brazil is exactly the way they wanted it the Portuguese wanted. They themselves were not educated and they did everything to hold black people back. Portugal is not very different. The hate and violence against black people in Portugal is unacceptable.
I stand in solidarity with my brothers and sisters in Brazil.
Brazil has had more time in independence than as a colony or province. Blaming Portugal at this point is victim syndrome. There is no excuse now.
Also, no idea what youre talking about regarding "violence against black people in Portugal"
As an African American its always a blessing to hear & see more of Brazil, & the African descent women & men that make so much of its histroic heritage & culture. BLM
BLM is not for blacks
All the way from Baltimore, USA. 🖤❤🖤❤🖤
Brazil was like South Africa on steroids with its racism to even GBV when I visited. I cried watching this, mostly that I’m tired that we keep suffering everywhere and also because this is the beginning of a beautiful change for Afro-Brazilians. You aren’t alone and sending you love from South Africa 🇿🇦
Whats GBV? thanks
I love and admire Mandela, but South Africa hasn't improve in 30 years, for what I have seen ecomically is worst than before. Rampant corruption.
@@Jqzd3000 well Mandela is a sensitive topic and why would you expect it to improve when colonizers and the West didn’t want to give people of color their own economy? It was the strongest economy in the world at a time. Strongest currency but the color of the leaders matter.
GBV?
@@petergeramin7195 gender based violence
Sad how over 50% if the people are of African ancestry yet there's no power in numbers because of the politics and colorism entrenched into society. I hope that Brazil can get on the right track and our people won't have to deal with this. I hop the same for all of us Black people especially here in the USA.
The army won't let it happen
Black Americans in the USA are more unified! That’s how our institutions have lasted over 150 years, afro Brazilian don’t even have there own schools 😢
@@OhDatsJaVion we're more unified? Oh damn....then that's a bad sign when a people are less united than we are! Because look at us, we were, but today we are struggling hard with that issue!
The people are not focused on how people look. The people are focused on actual issues. Actual issues.
@@OhDatsJaVion I dont really think that having separate schools is a good thing. Its better that all public schools are mixed raced and white and black kids can be together since an earlier age.
Long live black Brazilian women movement .
From Iranian women struggle to Brazilian women struggle we will creat a better world for everyone .
Stay strong, Iranian women! We are following your struggle and you're all in our hearts! We look up to you ❤❤❤❤
You are strong woman. Keep going
Inshallah
Power to you both.
Its the Black Brazilian movement. Stop making it a gender issue.
Literally teared up hearing her say that she does not want to be a statue like her friend-that she wants to live.
The courage and bravery is absolutely resounding.
She better start wiht stop drinking coca cola
There's alot of organized crime in Rio similar to Mexico. And the innocent civilians get caught in the cross fire. And alot of politicians are involved in the carrying out of these crimes. I don't think giving guns to civilians will solve the problem because there are always domestic disputes.
Totally agreed! Giving guns to civilians is NOT the solution, especially in a country like Brazil, where most people aren't prepared and trained to use guns.
Biggest problem is the state organized black mass-executions in the favelas !
Bolsonaro is making it easier for ordinary citizens to carry a gun, do you think anyone will be able to have a gun? There has to be a certain training, a psychological test, if you research, you will see
That crime dropped in the Bolsonaro government, and it dropped a lot
@@Joaopedrostk yes, dropped in Narnia, cause in Brazil it has just gotten worse
Both Renata and Taliria were re-elected to state and federal deputies, respectively, as the third most voted among te candidates from Rio for each position.
* I just remembered that our elections are very different from the American ones and maybe the information doesn't seem so impressive . In Brazil we do not vote for districts, all state votes are considered. Renata was the third most voted among those vying for one of the 70 seats in the State Assembly Taliria the third among the vacancies for Federal (I think 48).
Bolsanaro lost. Does Lula state what he plans to do for Black Brazil? What did he or Rouseff do for Black Brazil before?
These people are incredibly hypocrite! She says militia elects politics, which is true. But she doesn't even touchs the fact that the drug trade in the favelas does elect people, to be politics, much more than the molitia. But she can't talk against drug trafficking cuz she needs the drug lords to give her free pasa into the favelas where her voltes come from. This kind of partiality is incredibly disgusting for me
I pray for this woman's safety from those who try to do her harm. God bless. 🙏🏾
Always askd myself if 50% of population are afro-brazilian...how comes i never see them running for office and running the government.. to make changes in that beautiful country!! She needs to be protected by all means...she's a roll model to many females out there... Bless
%7 brazil black people
@@daimyo672 7%???
I´ve been living in Brazil for 9 years, my wife is Brazilian, but I have also lived here for 3 years in the mid 90´s and the vast majority of people here don´t identify themselves as blacks in the same way black people do in the US! As a matter of fact, when I lived here in the 90´s this was far smaller issue than it is now!
People are far more concerned with actual issues than racial differences.
@@CorradoVR6z So is there no racism in Brazil?
@@CorradoVR6z but they are black ain't they!! So your wife is black too right mate!
I am with my Afro Brazilian people. Stay strong Renata.🙏🙏
Hope everything goes good for them. We elected a teacher for president in Peru, of native american looks, like my family and myself, and he turned out to be a very disappointing leader. Politics and gov. administration is a big challenge... Good luck, Brazil. You deserve health and prosperity.
Thank god for the reupload😩🙏🏽
Thought I missed out for good
hi
Femicide? Murder is murder.
Brazil and the US have a lot in common.
Muito mesmo.
Definitely!
It's dangerous because of fanatics. The absurdities they believe have many ready to commit atrocities.
Os 2 lados é assim
@@nomesobrenome1087
Speak for yourself. I witnessed aggressions from one particular side.
@@yousseph777 é porque você não conhece esse lado da esquerda brasileira ua-cam.com/video/ATXmrJ0eGPw/v-deo.html
O vídeo é antigo mas não muda nada
@@nomesobrenome1087 cara, confia, a extrema direita pelo menos atualmente está pior. moro no interior de São Paulo e só com isso já dá para saber que aqui é ninho de Bolsominion, e nos últimos dias estavam bloqueando a nossa estrada principal e eu presenciei com os meus próprios olhos agressões dentro de uma escola porque uma garota que não tinha nem 14 anos estava vestindo um casaco vermelho. já me agrediram depois de me verem com uniforme de trabalho, que também é vermelho. te chamam de anti cristo e ameaçam te dar uma surra.
The colonizers from Europe Will never change their dark dirty ways Brasil was the last country to end slavery and even today racism is still alive in Brasil
Learn some basic history before repeating such lies
Great video! Thank you for uploading this!
Thanks for posting.
It truly is being revealed who the wicked and devils are, karma will come swift to these devils.
Proud of her 🖤
9:10 so disturbing to see little babies caught in the crossfire. This image really encapsulates everything wrong with Brazil. 😢
Because Brazil is a racist, economically corrupt,. segregated, 3rd world poop hole.
They only Make this in favelas.
When the military gets thid will be over within a year or so there won't be crime no more.
Black children are caught in gang cross-fire in nearly every big city in the United States. This image really encapsulates everything wrong with urban Black America.
Marielle a tua memoria nunca sera esquecida um alo de um Mozambicano
I am an African American woman living in Brazil. It is exactly what you see here. I am blessed enough to be living better than this, but I see it all around me everyday. The US is its own worst enemy right now, it's hard to say which situation is worse. I've seen both sides. Education is the only thing that can elevate you and give you a better life.
You cant call the French racist without calling Muslims racist
The Fox(lula) and Wolf(Bolsanaro) are both canine both belong to the dog family. - Malcolm X
Applause to your struggle and support to the the Black Womens March all the way from Milwaukee in Midwest America, clap clap clap
From Africa America to Afro Brazil. Vote them out. Power comes in numbers! You built it now Rule It.
Unfortunately for us in America we can't do that.
Most Brazilians don't identify with their heritage like black Americans do
Good good Day 😎
Brazil is Back! Thanks for saying to fascist beast Bolsonaro.
It’s time, OVERDUE, Blacks & Indigenous Brazilians need to be in important political positions in that country. They even elected a Euro-Brazilian criminal, yet they want to hold Black & Indigenous Brazilians back, it’s DISGUSTING.
german-blackamoor understanding of a congolese-roman country
Proud of her
The victimization is no ending, I’m
Originally from Rio and she is with drug traffickers.
Racist boy
Fantastic report!!!
praying for you and the other courageous Afro-Brazilian women and allies!!! Power to the People!!
Wow, I knew Brazil had a large Black population, but I did not know Black women made up 26% of Brazil's population. ✊🏾❤🖤💚
It's most likely MORE, many people still are considered or consider themselves non-Black when in fact they WOULD be in the U.S.
7% of Brazil is black, that figure means people with any African ancestory at all
@@kingofhearts1072afrocentrism is based on lies and changing definitions
@@dopaminedreams1122 no more then 7 procent more like 55 procent are black
Brazil is Not only Rio favelas ok
Most of Brazil is poor though
@@dennisestradda9746 no
@@dennisestradda9746 not really. It's really big and diverse
As an Afro American I respect my Afro Brazilian brothers.
Thank you Lord for making the black woman to win and the help of the black Brazilians who believed what they believe in.
sometimes the media can also make things worse😈
Facts like AJ+
@@jamram5884 no. It's worse than that
Same here in America. The reason people are so divided is directly because of the media.
Well it has to come out and how people respond is their choose. Even it was never reported we would never know.
Near enough all the time
Why is gender separation constantly emphasized as it pertains to Black sociopolitical movements across the diaspora??? Black Brazilians as a demographic are marginalized & underrepresented. Shoutout to all the beautiful sisters putting in the good work to empower their communities but gender should be an afterthought when the focus should be the dismantling of a white supremacist/anti-black system that harms the community as a whole. By no means am I advocating for the silencing of issues that particularly affect Black women but I just want ppl to realize that the only way to achieve measurable & sustainable sociopolitical progress is with purposeful, cohesive, & mutual collaboration btwn brothers & sisters.
I love equality. But when people think you have someone who looks like you in a position of power with the belief of "OH NOW ALL OUR PROBLEMS WILL BE SOLVED." I sorry, but that is just foolish. You should be focusing on putting honest persons in power. Not an evil person who looks like or claims to want what you want. They will exploit you.
clinch fist salute!! To Brazil.
Why show the face of her driver???
I was thinking the same thing. I don’t think they did a very good job of maintaining her security.
i've read stuff about how black people who speak out in brazil are murdered. it's incredibly sad and scary. they really hate any consciousness or attempt to help black people there.
If you want to improve your countries prospects, elevate women
And now look what happened to Brazil. They voted in a communist leader...
This documentary only say that 54% of Brazilians have black african ancestry but hidden the fact the predominantly ancestry of mixed race Brazilians ( that were forcefully placed in the same category of african brazilians) are European and mostly of them have amerindian ancestry. they are not black in phenotype or ancestry dna. They hidden the fact half of Brazil population is white also! What is behind this agenda? Why do these people desesperately trying africanize Brazil?They biasedly try to shove down our throats that Brazil is a second version of Nigeria, a country mostly inhabited by blacks!
there is an agenda to erase all religions and customs and lineages from the world while preserving jevvitch identity.
3:28: my and my families stolen identities used here, through my most recent debit being stolen!!
What?
I admire her courage to live with a purpose to make lives better. I don't know how she can be so brave to live under the constant threats of harm. I rarely see this in the US anymore on any issue, it's like we go along to get along and entertain ourselves to death with our cell phones, food, and hedonistic pleasures.
Just a reminder.
She defended criminal organizations such as the red comand and first capital comando, while also calling anyone who dares to call those men stealing cars and burning buses criminals "fascists"
Also, yes, you had one, not one in fact, many and WAYYYY better then any brazillian activist (o the republican era)
Martin Luther King is a big example
Thank You , , ,
Ethiopia is already the second black nation on Earth.
Bad Jews - A History of American Jewish Infighting
Emily Tamkin, a Jewish writer from the UK who writes about American Jewry, has recently published a book titled Bad Jews: A History of American Jewish Politics and Identities. The book’s publisher, Hurst, describes it as “A lively, thoughtful history of America’s Jews, exploring their complex relationships with national culture, identity, and politics-and each other.”
The book caused a bit of a stir among Jewish publications. JTA, for example, wrote that Tamkin “takes a different tack, tracing the history of American Jewry through the ways Jews on one side of social upheaval seek to discredit the very Jewishness of those on the other side.” The book itself focuses on what is happening in America, since “American Jewish history,” writes Tamkin, “is full of discussions and debates and hand-wringing over who is Jewish, and how to be Jewish, and what it means to be Jewish.”
When a student of mine told me about the book, he asked for my opinion on these questions, stating that they “haunt” virtually every Jewish person. He also noted that when Tamkin asked people, “What comes to mind when you hear ‘Bad Jew’?” the most common answer she got was “When I think of a ‘Bad Jew,’ I think of myself.” Since, as Tamkin writes, “The issue of what it means, or doesn’t, to be a Good Jew or a Bad Jew is particularly fraught at this moment in US history,” the student asked for my take on the topic.
So, first, we need to realize where the word Yehudi (Jewish) comes from. There is the known answer, that Yehudi comes from Yohuda (Judah), the name of the tribe that lived in the land of Israel during the Second Temple. However, there is another meaning to the word: Yehudi also comes from the word Yechudi, meaning united. This makes perfect sense if you remember that we were pronounced a nation only after we committed to love each other “as one man with one heart” at the foot of Mt. Sinai, yet, for the most part, this explanation did not receive the notoriety it deserves.
If you look at being Jewish through the spectacle of Jewish unity, as I do, then being a good Jew means first and foremost that you want to unite with all the Jews, that this is what really matters to you, your prime value. If Jewishness is about unity, then a Jew is a person who knows, feels, understands, and even spreads the idea that the most important thing is to be connected in ties of love with all the Jews, regardless of denomination, customs, political views, or any other issue that currently divides and splinters the Jewish people.
The author wrote that one of the answers she got to the question about the meaning of being a bad Jew was “someone whose conception of Judaism doesn’t have applications to the wider world.” I understand where this answer comes from. It is with good reason Jews gave the correction of the world such a pivotal place in their identity. We even gave that mission its own Hebrew term, Tikkun Olam (Hebrew for “Correction of the World”).
However, we must know what it means to correct the world, to be responsible for it, or even to care about the world. Tikkun Olam are not simply words; they imply a very specific task, and until we accomplish it, we will not be “good Jews.”
At the “inauguration” of our people, we were commanded to unite “as one man with one heart,” as RASHI interprets. Immediately after, we were declared a nation and were tasked with being “a light to the nations.”
In other words, our unity and our obligation to the world are indivisible. We cannot be a light to the nations if we are not united. At the same time, we cannot unite unless we do it in order to be a light to the nations.
When our ancestors united for the first time, under the guidance of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, they were not a biologically related group. They were an eclectic crowd that was taken by the idea that all the people should unite, and we should not succumb to our ego. This is why Abraham advocated kindness and mercy, to teach people how to rise above their self-absorption and care for one another.
Abraham was a maverick, a pioneer, a trailblazer, but thanks to him, these noble ideas are now universal. As a nation that formed out of disparate tribes and clans, it was our duty to be the living proof of Abraham’s paradigm. This is why we became a nation only after we united, and not a moment prior.
Since our inception, we have known that unity is our “secret weapon.” However, we never understood why, what was the secret of the strength in our unity. The secret is not that unity itself makes us undefeatable, but that our unity dissolves the world’s hatred toward us and turns it into respect and awe. It gives the world the example of unity that it needs so that all of humanity can unite, as well.
Not only we received a message when we were at the foot of Mt. Sinai. At that moment, the nations of the world received the knowledge that we received the calling. Since then, they have been waiting for us to live up to it. This is why they support us when we are united, and scold us when we are divided.
Being a good Jew or a bad Jew, therefore, is not a judgment we pass on each other or on ourselves. It is determined by our commitment to the world, which we fulfill through our efforts to unite among ourselves and serve as an example that if we-the most divided nation, whose members often abhor one another-can unite, then the whole world can, as well.
Great video! I did not realize people in Brazil identified as black. Keep the videos coming!
Not that many do actually!
@@CorradoVR6z stop lying, they do
@@lawtraf8008 I´ve been living in Brazil for 9 years, my wife is Brazilian, but I have also lived here for 3 years in the mid 90´s and the vast majority of people here don´t identify themselves as blacks in the same way black people do in the US! As a matter of fact, when I lived here in the 90´s this was far smaller issue than it is now!
@@lawtraf8008 no one’s lying except AJ plus
I pray nothing happened to her cause Brazil 🇧🇷 is a sneaky grimey country
Larga Vida a La Memoria de Marielle (D.E.P) y a Larga Vida A Nuestras Hermanas y Hermanos Afro Brasileiros!!! Mucha Energía Positiva Pa Renata Souza!!!
Thank god that guy is a menace.
They weren't kidnaped thier people sold them get your history right
Cool story bro
and sold for virtually nothing by ignorant tribesmen
Brazil is being censored, help! 🇧🇷🙏
#SOSFFAA
Brazil is a highly mixed country. If half of the population is black then you can also say that 70 % of the population is white ... those so claimed "black people" have black ancestry as they have white ancestry, black people according to the ibge (Brazilian institute of geography and statistics) represent only of 10 % of population. Brazil is a black majority country ? certainly not, it is a white majority ? hell no, it is a mixed majority country I'm afraid than not. There aren't ethnic majorities in Brazil even if mixed people will become the majority, it is not yet the case.
You didn’t say much here, did you?
Ro14852,
I understand what you trying to say, but Brazil racial discrimination is made by apperance, not by percentage of blood drop.
If you appear European, you are automatically hired and have hire salary than those who look less European.
People are humiliating Brazilians who have phenotype that appears Africoïd, even if the person is 70% White.
In Brazil black men have the worst part, they only use them as manual workers while black women work as domestic servants and if they are lucky enough, they might be hired as a secretary.
There are regions in southern Brazil where blacks are arrested and cant go, it's almost like the old south African days
We gonna rise my people 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
This black woman as you are saying will be a winner in Brazil under Lula's rules like the brothers Castro are winners in Cuba and Maduro is a winner in Venezuela.
Not all black people in America were kidnapped
By the way kneeling to Mary wouldn't help you.
Silva is now the president of Brazil
Juicy fact; Marielles Killer was a security guard in Bolsonaro's sons apartment building. Ummmm
Vey powerful story, also had no idea Brazil is the second biggest black nation.
Remember wherever the people of God goes, it will be prosecuted & mistreated
Black people are the lost tribe of Israel, the real Jews. This prophecy will accomplish
exhausting repetition from an annoying tether
Good to see Lula elected yesterday, this is the start of something good for Brazil.
I couldn't listen to more than one minute of this video due to the immediate misstatement about history. This is clearly a left-wing, editorialized channel. There isn't objective reporting whatsoever.
As a writer myself, we learned at the University to accurately describe without bias, and then let your reader decide how they want to interpret the information.
People on the far right and far left pay no attention to this journalistic principal. The same principle applies in poetry, short stories and novels.
You hate the truth
Redefining the meaning of black...is the new agenda
This is a predominantly catholics country that also embraced racism.
That is our continent we are the ingenious there not those albinos
I wish you would understand that about Europe
Brazilian keep your sister under the blood of Jesus, day and night. Jesus is Lord over every situation. Just believe. You cannot do it by yourself. We have to first Forgive the enemies. That's what Jesus said. Then we have to make up our minds to repent on behalf of our forefathers and ourselves for the disobedience towards God's commandments. Please read the book . Especially Deuteronomy 28. Psalms 81. How many times it's says (God) if you would listen to HIM. What HE will do for HIS people.👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏.
Jesus IS their problem, that's why they can't get ahead.
They need to embrace their Indigenous spirituality, not the exact religion that keeps them mentally and spiritually unconscious.
That their oppressors gave them for a reason.
😂😂😂Fairly tale’s 😂😂
Kinda hard to watch and read the comments
🥹🥹🥹 I don’t speak Portuguese
Love won ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Your love is corruption
Oh and crime has gone DOWN under Bolanero ... and citizens can protect themselves unlike before when only criminals had guns illegally.
O melhor estado do Brasil é o Ceará 😊Fortaleza ❤
Lula 13
Where are brazilian men?
Infelizmente, sendo mortos pela violência policial e saúde mental arruinada.
Viva Lulaaaaaa! Viva Brasil!!!!!
Resistência. 😍🙏
I want to say around 10
She is mulato. Not black
Mulatto what a black person is black whether light skin or dark skin that mulatto term makes some feel too special.
didn't you hear her call herself black woman.
@@valentineisraelshabangu4069 mulato is a half black and half white person. I know that in USA everyone is black , but Brasil is a diferent country, eith diferent culture and a diferent history
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Cover yourself in the blood of Jesus if you believe. In everything dear sister. Put your Heavenly Father first in Jesus'name. You cannot afford to fight without HIM. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏. Let prayer be your battle cry.
Marielle vive !!
If you mixed up with black people and Portuguese and Arab people and native Indian people then you will Brazilian people
👏🎉💯😎
As a black Brazilian I need to say. This video didn’t reflected the reality of Brazil. All this race thing we have in the US and some are trying to import to Brazil doesn’t work there bc 90% of the population can’t specify what race they really are. If you look at me, I’m black, as my dad and my sister. If you look at my mom and my brother, they’re blond. The same story repeat with most of the family since 3 or 4 generations. This video is all BS.
The overall point of the video and others similar is that the caste system/hierarchy in Brazil is based on color. It started centuries ago and has been rigidly reinforced/maintained through the present. Colorism in Brazil is akin to racism in the United States.
@@v.a.993 as a black Brazilian I can assure you that this point is wrong. I grew up at the favelas, with blond friends whom hate police bc their experience with them, and with black friends who have no problem with the police. The problem in Brazilian society is disparity of income, rich v poor. All this white bad black good thing they keep alive in US doesn’t exist there, even though media want to show as a real thing in Brazil.
Unfortunately, I can’t say the same about prejudice against the poor, which both my father and I (blacks) and my brother and mother (whites) suffered in the past.
@@EliezerFernandes I understand .
Thank God!!!! Lula won the presidency
Beautiful ❤️
A majority black country, with a minority black representation. Keep convincing hearts and minds of the Brazilian public, and im sure the tide will turn in the right direction. However, that wont stop the issue of crime and violence. Majority of crime in Brazil is black on black crime. And black people committing majority of the petty crimes outside their neighborhoods. Electing more black people wont solve that problem.
The wealth is in the hands of a whyt minority. Black people are locked out of jobs and education. Lula changed a lot of that during his tenure. I lived in Brazil and saw it with my own eyes. Hopefully now that he's won sanity will return and the MAJORITY will come out of the 500 years of organized oppression
This is a silly argument on your part. Crime usually occurs based on proximity and off course, extreme poverty. Fixing the inequalities would help lessen these problems. And first step is by electing diverse representatives.
Solutions come next to visibility
@@yojiviriak675 really? according to what data? Can you show me? Should i name you a few countries where visibility increased after colonialism, and the country went downwards? Or neighborhoods in democratic countries where more democratic visibility in neighborhoods lead to and downturn in progress?
@@lexi6797 Are you saying extreme crime and racial visibility is inextricably linked? Where did you get that evidence from? Because i can show you that the two usually have nothing to do with each other. Actually, you can make the argument that, crime actually increases when colonialism ends, and when districts are redrawn for inclusion reasons.
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Afro Brazilians you are the Israelites of the Bible!
Just for you guys out there who don't know much, Lula is a former convict, he was in jail a little while ago, now he's running for the office, released by a judicial maneuver carried out by justices appointed by Lula himself or his successor, Dilma Rousseff (both from Workers' Party); Lula is loved by the mainstream media, artists, billionaires and the like. He's close friend to dictators like Maduro (Venezuela's current dictator), Daniel Ortega (Nicaragua's current dictator), and Fidel Castro (former Cuba's dictator) and Hugo Chaves (Former Venezuela's dictator). On top of it, he's a fan of the Chinese regime and USA and Israel ferocious hater. To wrap it up, he was the mastermind of the biggest corruption scandal of Brazil's history, called "Car Wash Operation". Recently, Lula's political party (PT) was accused of being involved with the Latin America's biggest drug gang ( First Capital Command).
@@kurskbhc6779 Tudo comprovado, meu caro!
"Lula is a former convict"
So was Nelson Mandela. What's your point?
"now he's running for the office"
Which he has a legal right to do.
"released by a judicial maneuver"
Released because the judge that convicted him turned out to be biased and they had no actual evidence against him.
" Lula is loved by the mainstream media, artists, billionaires and the like."
Lula is loved by poor people who were able to eat three meals a day and send their kids to college and become the first in their families to have a degree during his administration. Also, Bolsonaro is explicitly and ferociously supported by billionaire Luciano Hang.
"He's close friend to dictators"
Just because you have pictures taken with someone does not make them your "close friend". By that standard the Bolsonaros are "close friends" with Saudi dictator Muhammad Bin Salman.
"he's a fan of the Chinese regime"
Just like "close friend" in the last sentence, this sentence has a lot of heavy lifting done by the word "fan". This is a highly subjective and potentially xenophobic point of view.
"USA and Israel ferocious hater"
Not only is the grammar here attrocious, this is also a completely baseless and subjective opinion. Being pro-Palestinian human rights does not make one an "Israel hater".
"he was the mastermind of the biggest corruption scandal of Brazil's history"
Nope. Incorrect, he was not the mastermind of the Secret Budget, that would be our current president.
"...was accused of being involved with the Latin America's biggest drug gang"
At least you got that right, "accused". Get back to us when you can actually prove something.
Hilarious comment - do you think everyone reading is an idiot?
@@danielt.9101 Bravo!!!!!
Parabéns
Bleh bleh bleh
Israel !
Bolsonaro is among the best presidents in Brazil.