Meet 12 YouTubers who are empowering black Brazilian women on the internet
Note from BW of Brazil: You gotta admit it. YouTube has opened up a flood of opportunities for common, everyday people that simply weren’t possible […]
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Invisible consumers – Brazilian advertising ignores the representation of the black population
Note from BW of Brazil: If you live in Brazil or you’ve visited the country and have spent any amount of time watching television programming, […]
Black women and YouTube: With a mainstream media that basically ignores their issues, it’s not for popularity, it’s for visibility
Note from BW of Brazil: Today’s post should NOT be seen as a followup to a similar piece featured here a few days ago, also […]
With no sponsors and far fewer followers than popular white women, black women YouTubers resist and gain space by force
Note from BW of Brazil: With the absence of adequate representation in the mainstream media, many Afro-Brazilian women have taken to YouTube to reach other […]
“When I discovered that I’m black”: How racism is so cruel, that it makes it difficult for black people to recognize themselves as such
Note from BW of Brazil: For the understanding the context of race and how racism functions in Brazil, it is necessary to comprehend the unique brand […]
Being black or not: how the controversy surrounding the “mysterious black Prince Charming” speaks of the issue of racial identity in Brazil as a whole
Note from BW of Brazil: The question of race, racial identity and racial classification will always be at the root of any question dealing with […]
Neymar, the “mystery prince” and other blacks who don’t know that they’re black
Note from BW of Brazil: Today’s post is somewhat of a follow up from an article from yesterday and another post from a little over […]
“OMG!! He’s…..black?!?” The ‘disappointing’ discovery that a popular white blogger’s boyfriend isn’t the ‘Prince Charming’ they expected
Note from BW of Brazil: It’s so funny the watch how Brazilians continuously claim that in Brazil “we are all equal” or, “racism is a […]
