Klaus Schwab
Technocrat AKA Dr. Cocteau
That word is really interesting and deserves a deep study. Here in brazil "crioulo" is a derogatory term for black people, its the brazilian version for the n word.
Does anyone wonder how our life would have been if instead of our ancestors coming to America they ended up in South America?
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No dumbass OP as there are descendants of slaves in South America right now and I can see how their lives are going. 
You're in Brazil? where I was thunking of going to Juiz de Fora or Niteroi
Nah, I more so ponder what would life be like for us if we stayed on the continent of Africa and never had to interact with whites under their stipulations.
Klaus Schwab
Technocrat AKA Dr. Cocteau
Never been to Juiz de Fora, why do you want to go there?
Niteroi is right across Rio so it's cool, i'd definitely visit.
Great post. Haven't even heard of this. Though, I have seen black people talk about their experience in the larger populated black cities in Colombia and being received well by the people.
‘She represents me’: the black woman making political history in Colombia
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Voice of Reason
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Why don't we reach out to each other? Stop trying to always throw the onus on somebody to do something, it's on everyone. Contrary to what you think we are not indebted to anyone. Nobody is going to appease you. Get over yourself.
Concerned Citizen
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It would’ve been drastically worse. A minimum of looking into the topic shows this. Close thread…
Nkrumah Was Right
Superstar
Occasionally, Yoruba nobility make such trips. But really, African governments should be doing this:
In Photos: The Ooni of Ife Visits Brazil
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On the subject of past wrongs....do you think there will come a time wherein those who were affected by the crack trade will sue all those involved?
from the biggest to the smallest?......smallest is who I am referring to in this example
would it be appropriate to sue the big rappers, businessmen etc who benefitted from the destruction of the blk community?
I am referring to the blk dealers....
would you be comfy with those in your community suing master p, j prince etc?
just using their names as example....have no idea if they benefitted
On the subject of past wrongs....do you think there will come a time wherein those who were affected by the crack trade will sue all those involved?
from the biggest to the smallest?......smallest is who I am referring to in this example
would it be appropriate to sue the big rappers, businessmen etc who benefitted from the destruction of the blk community?
I am referring to the blk dealers....
would you be comfy with those in your community suing master p, j prince etc?
just using their names as example....have no idea if they benefitted
Voice of Reason
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I have idea what you are talking about. I asked my original question because I think these Afro Latinas in South America could directly benefit from an alliance with Africa yet that is not championed as much as it should be.
What?
I don't know who the fukk told you that.
The system of white supremacy is strong in Latin America...but to call black Brazilians notorious c00ns is wrong.
They give black people little leeway..
Atleast in America you have the chance of making something..we got our foot in the door so to speak regarding civil rights.
Latin America they don't want black people on the damn property forget about foot in the door.
Less representation as well for them politically.
Would you want to open up your cities to competition with jobs women, housing?
Yea we're black but there are things Africans go through and vice versa...you'll always be a foreigner to them...taking jobs from them, housing, resources.