Category Archives: Brazil

Brazil’s January 6 Type Protests, Ron DeSantis and Big Friendship (1-10-23)

Posted on January 9, 2023 by Luke Ford
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Brazilian Law Declares Racism Illegal

Posted on August 3, 2017 by Luke Ford

Reader writes: According to the Brazilian Constitution, Article 5, paragraph 42: “the practice of racism is a non-bailable crime, with no limitation, subject to the penalty of confinement, under the terms of the law.” In other words, holding and publicly … Continue reading →

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The Black-White Wage Gap In Brazil

Posted on September 11, 2016 by Luke Ford

The Economist: Brazil took more African slaves than any other country, and now has nearly three times as many people whose ancestors left Africa in the past few centuries as America does. Yet black faces seldom appear in Brazilian newspapers … Continue reading →

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Why Brazilians can’t help booing anything and everyone at the Olympics

Posted on August 18, 2016 by Luke Ford

Tom Holland tweets: “2 ways for host cities to enjoy the Olympics: applaud competitors from other countries (London) or boo them (Rio)” It’s like New Yorkers. They love to dump on LA. People from Northern California also love to hate … Continue reading →

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In Brazil, They Are Protesting Themselves

Posted on March 18, 2016 by Luke Ford

Brett Stevens writes: In Brazil right now the third world cycle is playing out: We The People, having demanded government reform, have gotten a more liberal government, but now some years later, they are protesting it. Liberals do not understand … Continue reading →

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