@theeisabelaadao: Brazil is black af. Let’s discuss. #brazil #blackbrazilian #blackamerican #afrolatinos #africandiaspora #diaspora #blackcommunity #civilrights #mlk #malcomx #afrofuturism #afrofuturismo #futuroancestral #ancestors #History #discussion

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gagesucupira
gagesucupira :
People from US don’t realize that race is VERY different from nationality
2025-09-05 10:20:20
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zhyntoos
VITTORIA :
Brazil has the most Europeans outside Europe, the most Black people outside Africa, and the most Japanese outside Japan. Wild mix
2025-09-23 00:29:15
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ac130002
RG3 :
I do agree that you are black, but we must make the distinction between black American and black Brazilian. We’re all family just with a different culture.
2025-11-14 23:18:54
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tblax718
TBlaxx 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 :
As a Black American, I am tired of the other people diaspora discussing how we spend our Black American dollar. Yall should focus on your own money. Yall never talk about the money of any one else in the diaspora. Why yall don't track the Black British dollar?
2025-07-18 23:59:02
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anouchka255
anouchka255 :
that's not true...only 20% identify as Afro descendant
2025-07-17 09:04:13
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chumbolex
Chumbolex :
It didn't used to be this way. A lot of Black Americans used to be "we all black!" but then we got told "No, I'm pardo/moreno/mulatto/latino/(insert country here), I'm not black". So we just said ok, you're that, not this.
2025-07-17 15:12:20
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designedbyke
DesignedbyKE :
We just mean you’re not “Black American” that’s it, BA is equivalent to Jamaican, Nigerian, Trini. Ppl get confused.
2025-07-17 18:04:08
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systemhackher
Wildest :
They’re saying you’re not culturally Black. In America Black Americans are racially and culturally Black it’s too separate things.
2025-07-17 11:10:45
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mayaramaryjane
✨ Mary-jane Baronesa✨ :
Yes girl , one day I was in a date with a black American and he asked me if I consider myself black .i was like what ????😅
2025-10-12 15:14:14
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bforb0
bforb4 :
I think the language divide is helpful because African Americans have lots of internal decolonization work to do to get the importance of preserving black Brazilian respect for us. It's a leadership responsibility and we don't get infinite chances. We don't wanna see any diaspora wars with black Brazilians, which is why, slow development and understanding sustainable economy relative to the planet is important for continuity of good relationship.
2025-07-17 18:14:13
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womenssportscommentary
Sporty Kela :
In America Black is a ethnicity and a race. Black Americans are Black as a ethnicity and a race whereas a Brazilian is Black as a race
2025-07-17 11:39:57
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lia_lua_
maria cissa☆ :
a black latin american person would never be stopped at a store cause they think they are latinos, they will be stopped cause they think they are black. idk why we (lat am) are separated from the concept of white and black people
2025-09-07 23:53:32
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b.smooth
Jefe :
I think so many people are overlooking that you are trying to find similarities between the diaspora to create more unity. However, black Americans have been disrespected by others in the diaspora for so long that there is a guard up. Black Americans have become skeptical about unity with others in the diaspora because we tried for so long only for others to disrespect us.
2025-07-17 16:01:00
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damonturner10
Paris🇫🇷Art-Travel-Fashion :
Because they identify Brazil 🇧🇷 with whiteness/ European. Ppl don’t know what REAL Brazilians look like.
2025-08-10 01:44:52
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lipstickandlab
angel ⋆.𐙚 :
tem um texto bem legal chamado “preconceito de marca e preconceito de origem” do oracy nogueira.. é um texto antigo, mas fala bastante da diferença das relações raciais entre o brasil e os eua
2025-09-05 21:46:54
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safilynchmentalhe
SafiLynchMentalHealth :
The comment section did not meet the vibe check. Diaspora Wars are so tiring🤦🏾
2025-07-19 15:15:10
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laneyb2020
Honeyeb58 :
If it wasn’t for an indigenous foundation of black Americans, no one would be in this country. The disrespected black Americans get is ridiculous.
2025-07-17 09:41:38
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rahim6269
ATUM :
only 9procent is in Brazilië
2025-07-19 14:49:12
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is_it_meyoo
Tarheel fresh🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 :
Be a proud Brazilian and stop using color like 🖐🏻 people do
2025-07-17 06:24:34
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patrickpithuaodon
patrickpithuaodon :
You are very smart and insightful. As an African, I will visit the Brazilian city with the most Africans outside Africa.
2025-07-17 09:20:53
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user579094827957
Justin :
I was just having a conversation about Blackness and realized how many meaningful commonalities exist between Black Americans, Black Brazilians, and Afro-Colombians. We’re all distinct ethnic groups within our respective countries, and in each case, we exist as racial minorities navigating societies where our presence is often marginalized or misunderstood. Because of that, we all face a similar challenge: balancing national pride with the realities of our ethnic and racial experiences, while also figuring out where we fit within the broader African diaspora. That duality, being born in a place that is ours, yet feeling the weight of being “othered” within it, is something I think our communities deeply understand. As a Black American, I’ve had many encounters with continental Africans who, whether consciously or not, approach us as if they’re bringing culture to us. There’s often this underlying assumption that we, as descendants of the enslaved, don’t know who we are or where we come from. That’s why it’s so refreshing to connect with people like Black Brazilians and Afro-Colombians, people who understand what it means to be Black in a country that isn’t predominantly Black, whose histories are often erased, and whose identities are complex and layered. In these interactions, there’s no judgment, just shared experience. It’s validating. It reminds me that Blackness isn’t a monolith, but there is solidarity in our shared struggles for recognition, dignity, and identity.
2025-07-17 17:54:20
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prime___time
Prime Time :
Well yes we do. Our Black Brazilian brothers and sisters are strong in the struggle with us.💯🔥💪Black 👑
2025-07-18 17:22:29
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rootsthatremember
Roots That Remember 🇺🇸 :
Thanks for understanding our sentiments here in the US. I wish there was more diaspora unity and we knew more about each other. I would love to learn about Black Brazilians experience.
2025-07-17 06:58:16
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skywalters2
Skywalters :
A lot of us African Americans welcome the Afro Latinas from all cultures, we can learn a lot from eachother so don’t discouraged, we see yall as our people too, well at least those who claim their blackness😂😂
2025-08-01 00:03:45
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