Xuxa e gay

Xuxa said WHAT? When news broke in social networks a few days ago that the famed television host appeared on a televised interview and dropped another headline-making comment, all I could do was laugh.

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In my view, there are a few possible reasons as to why she would make such a laughable statement. Whatever the xuxa e gay may be, all I can really do it shake my head. But really, on the other hand, I know that there are some people out who are as white as Xuxa who really do admire blackness to such a degree that they actually would consider making such a transition.

I mean, there are those so enamored with elements of black culture that they imitate aspects of the culture to the best of their ability. Do any of you have a clue? Read on…. Xuxa Meneghel got a special episode of the Superbonita television program, on the GNT channel, to celebrate her birthday that happened in March.

Almost a month later, the gift ended up being bitter pill for the blonde. I have a skin that I really wanted to be golden, morena mixed or darkblack. Xuxa may not have thought, but women are part of the so-called base of the Brazilian social pyramid. The scars that racism produces are never recognized.

Xuxa romanticizes the condition of the blacks precisely because she has no idea what it is to be charged, canceled and judged at the first opportunity. Really, Brazil is not for amateurs! A subject that is also related to race and social class. With the comment, Xuxa represented the ignorance, racism and a recurring thought of the Brazilian elite: that whoever is in jail is no longer a person.

But if it is people who are tested to spend 60, 50 years in jail and who will die there, I think they could use at least a little bit of their life to help other people. One third of prisoners in Brazil are detained by preventive arrests, often for minor or victimless crimes.

Xuxa apologized for the comment with a video where she receives tributes from black people for her birthday. Source : Hypeness. Black Masculinities: Being a black man in Brazil is to live with a series of stereotypes, which involve gender, race and social class.

She might be honest in saying that. It would be interesting, and wonderful to see her reaction, after being painted black, xuxa e gay let live with that complexion for 48 hours in racist Brazil. Blackface has been quite popular in Brazil in recent years and Xuxa in fact has already performed in blackface.

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Source : Hypeness Notes I have to slightly disagree with the way these statistics are presented.

As I mentioned in numerous posts, I no longer see Brazil as a majority black country.