SÃO PAULO / BRAZIL

beautiful city, thanks for posting

I have to say Brazil is so blessed with its natural beauty, its amazing cities, and lets not forget the insanly beautiful people. Thanks for the pics.:cheers:

What is this? What is this doing here? Sao Paulo isn't in Ethiopia! I mean we'll take it if you don't want it... but the Bunna Bet is too small for these sorts of threads.

^^beautiful tho, makes me wanna go and see...

What is this thread doing here?

SP isnt nice when you see it in real life. The photos flatter it

^^Let the thread stay its good, its called cultural exchange. When I think of Brazilian cities, though i know they are very advanced,,the first thing that comes across my mind is Favelas and shanty townships, because that is the side of Brazil the mainstream western media interested in showing , so its good to be reminded of the other side of Brazilian cities,,

^^ Qué pasa? Wrong thread?

Thanks guys for your comments. :cheers::cheers::cheers:

xrtn2 said:

Thanks guys for your comments. :cheers::cheers::cheers:

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You are welcome. If you gotten permission to post of other cities other than from Ethiopia, from the admin of the Ethiopian section we are good. His user ID is "Yosef"

You also had to get us access in the Brazilian section so we can post about the progress Ethiopia is making and introduce our people and culture.

Brazilians are cool people. Although in Sao Paulo, I have to say you got your share of world class slums where most living in them are people of mixed heritage from Africa. no?

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Most Slum's people are people of mixed(African and European heritage).

In fact a slum in Brazil has 99% electricity and 98% clean water.

xrtn2 said:

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Most Slum's people are people of mixed(African and European heritage).

In fact a slum in Brazil has 99% electricity and 98% clean water.

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Do you know the %age of racial composition of the people who live and work in the brotherhoods you are posting here?

begtera said:

Do you know the %age of racial composition of the people who live and work in the brotherhoods you are posting here?

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Come on begtera you can check that on Wikipedia or Google ,, your question is relevant for Western European or North American cities, but it is not relevant for Brazilian cities,, Brazilians are the most mixed people on earth ,, they don't live in segregated racial communities like in the US,,, and they are not race (color) orientated people like Europeans and Americans,

FKebede said:

Come on begtera you can check that on Wikipedia or Google ,, your question is relevant for Western European or North American cities, but it is not relevant for Brazilian cities,, Brazilians are the most mixed people on earth ,, they don't live in segregated racial communities like in the US,,, and they are not race (color) orientated people like Europeans and Americans,

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hno: በፍጹም አልስማማም:: ማጣኔ ኃብቱን የሚቆጣጠሩት ፍጹም ነጭ የሆኑት ብቻ ሳይሆን: የቀለምና የዘር ጥራት ያያሉ:: የረዥም ግዜ ወዳጅ ነበረችኝ ከዚያ ተወላጅ የነበረች:: ታሪኩ ብዙ ነው: እንዲህ በቀላሉ ደምድመህ የምታለፈው አይደለም:: ዘርና ቀለም እየወገኑ ኃይልንና ሥልጣንን መጋራት ነው አገር የሚያጠፋው:: የኛን ሃገር: የጊዜውንም ያለፈውንም ታሪክ ተመልከት::

begtera said:

Do you know the %age of racial composition of the people who live and work in the brotherhoods you are posting here?

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MOst people in São Paulo are whites. BUt there is a huge mixed people there.

São Paulo state (40 million people):

64% whites
30% mixed
5% blacks
1% yellow
0,5% indigenous

xrtn2 said:

MOst people in São Paulo are whites. BUt there is a huge mixed people there.

São Paulo state (40 million people):

64% whites
30% mixed
5% blacks
1% yellow
0,5% indigenous

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I would say the racial composition of these areas you are posting is white while higher than 64%, more to 100%. Do you think its air? Do you think its a manifestation of engrained social issue in Brazil? Why should you think then us as Africans should celebrate these neighborhoods you are posting for us here?

begtera said:

I would say the racial composition of these areas you are posting is white while higher than 64%, more to 100%. Do you think its air? Do you think its a manifestation of engrained social issue in Brazil? Why should you think then us as Africans should celebrate these neighborhoods you are posting for us here?

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