Race in Brazil is self-determined — and the lines are often quite blurry. The color of one’s skin — to themselves and to others — often depends more on social issues than ethnicity per se. And our social construction in Brazil has crushed the identity of people of color. As our columnist on racial issues Bruno Rico wrote, “black and multiracial people in Brazil do not see themselves as a united ethnic group.”
Our team here at The Brazilian Report recently took a DNA test to allow us to find out about our heritage, where we all come from. And the results say a lot about how Brazilian society is structured.
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