Racism in Brazil is well hidden, subtle, and unspoken, underestimated by the media. It is nevertheless extremely violent.
Interpretation
Racism in Brazil is often concealed and not openly discussed, yet it has severe and violent repercussions.
Joaquim Barbosa's quote highlights the insidious nature of racism in Brazil, suggesting that it operates in a hidden and understated manner, making it difficult for society to confront and address. Despite being underestimated by the media and the public, the violence associated with such racism is very real and impactful, emphasizing the need for awareness and dialogue about these issues.
In practice
This quote can be referenced during discussions on racial inequality in social justice forums.
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