Archive | Brazil

The slums in the global South give us a good guess.

Do inferior and superior “cultures” account for differences in wealth?

His approval ratings are diving.

Bolsonaro: “The vast majority of potential immigrants do not intend to do good to the U.S. people.”

More “optics” over substance.

He promises to free Brazil from “ideological submission.”

A look at "The Next Christendom" by Philip Jenkins.

Women are killed with particular viciousness.

"We don't want that for Brazil."

Dan Roodt and the struggle for South Africa.

"Tropical Trump" wins. "Brazilian democracy is now in complete crisis," says American lefty.

Bolsonaro appears set for a landslide victory.

Bolsonaro won the first round of the Brazilian elections Sunday.

Most residents in the area are of European descent.

Bolsonaro continues to lead the polls.

With 8 percent of the world’s population, Latin America accounts for one-third of the world’s murders.

Injuries are much worse than originally reported.

Attacker stabbed him below his bulletproof vest.

He’s gaining support from left, center, and right because of his push against crime.

Venezuelans are fleeing their own country, and nobody wants them.

Police sergeant: "There is an impunity about homicide crimes in Brazil."

Front-runner in Brazil's presidential race says Africans turned over the slaves.

Natural hair has become a symbol of “resistance” for non-white Brazilians.

62,500 murders in 2016.

Foreign workers can stay five years and must demostrate proficiency in speaking Japanese.

Liberals consider him "possibly the most repulsive politician on earth."

“Brazil’s white elite’s ever-present racial and class-based fears are palpable.”

The explanation, of course, is poverty and flaws in the education system.

Blacks are 54 percent of the population, but only 5 percent of those with management jobs.

Rapes and robberies are also up.

Top black lawyer calls it "subliminal racism."

Welfare payments that boosted millions from poverty are now being cut.

Even moral exhibitionism can be educational.

The Japanese still have a strong sense of national identity.

Many were decapitated.

In one state, the boards even "measure lip size, hair texture and nose width."

The Olympian's fib may not be as egregious as authorities suggest.

Fake police officers robbed four Olympians out to celebrate their victories.

Nobody is talking about having the games in Africa or India anymore.

European ancestry has high correlation with intelligence and wealth.

Saint Louis is 15th, Baltimore is 19th.

The complex dynamic of race in Brazil today.

How Brazil became such a complex racial mixture.

About 20 percent of Latin Americans live in slums.

It helps them get racial preferences.

Brazilians do not trust the justice system.

Not everyone shuns Confederate heritage.

He would go out "on the hunt" for white women to kill.

"Liberalism is the ideology of Western suicide."

He is happy with his new, slanted eyes and black hair.

Clearly, no fear of capture.

Brazilian blacks use "racism" and "inequality" as an excuse for large, violent riots.

And Mexico's homicide rate is twice as high.

Now this, after the beheaded referee.

Rough justice in Brazil.

21-year-old was in Brazil on a student visa.

Public universities must set aside half their seats for "diversity."

"Fascism of good intentions."

Official claims belie a harsh reality.

No free speech for Brazilians.

Whites no longer the majority.

"The species included mares, cows, pigs and chickens, among other animals."

Diplomatic quotas.

Ten percent of all applicants to enter diplomatic academy must be black.

Classic European features are still in demand.

They pay for everything else, so why not?

Only Nigeria has more blacks than Brazil.

Designers will be fined if fashion show doesn't have enough black models.

Blue-eyed devils.

Afro-Bolivians push their interests--just like the Indians.

Portugese-speaking cops needed to "relate" to Brazilian illegals.

Another victim of multi-culti propaganda.

Brazilian blacks say they face discrimination daily.

“He’s a mulatto that’s looks like someone from Santo Amaro."

But quotas in Brazil fail to bridge income gap.