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Page 28
... Brazilian Negro feels insulted if called a Negro . He wishes to be known solely by his national patronymic . " " Well , how can you account for that ? " demanded the passenger , curiously , off his guard for the moment . " In Brazil ...
... Brazilian Negro feels insulted if called a Negro . He wishes to be known solely by his national patronymic . " " Well , how can you account for that ? " demanded the passenger , curiously , off his guard for the moment . " In Brazil ...
Page 29
... Brazilian president has had Negro blood in his veins . In the United States , on the other hand , it does appear as if everything possible is done to humble the so - called Negro - to suppress his self - respect . There ought to be ...
... Brazilian president has had Negro blood in his veins . In the United States , on the other hand , it does appear as if everything possible is done to humble the so - called Negro - to suppress his self - respect . There ought to be ...
Page 45
... true that cannibalism still exists in parts of Africa and I understand among certain Indian tribes in the wilds of Brazil , but these savages do not view this practice in the light we do . I wonder if I may FROM SUPERMAN TO MAN 45.
... true that cannibalism still exists in parts of Africa and I understand among certain Indian tribes in the wilds of Brazil , but these savages do not view this practice in the light we do . I wonder if I may FROM SUPERMAN TO MAN 45.
Page 69
... Brazil and the West Indies , I found the average Negro keenly conscious of his dig- nity as a man and a citizen . In the United States , where numbers are against him , and where he has to slink , as it were , through life , afraid to ...
... Brazil and the West Indies , I found the average Negro keenly conscious of his dig- nity as a man and a citizen . In the United States , where numbers are against him , and where he has to slink , as it were , through life , afraid to ...
Page 80
... Brazil , says that a prominent Bra- zilian pointed out to him that the danger of color fric- tion in Brazil had been decreased by that country's pol- icy of fusion , whereas in the United States color dis- agreements are more likely to ...
... Brazil , says that a prominent Bra- zilian pointed out to him that the danger of color fric- tion in Brazil had been decreased by that country's pol- icy of fusion , whereas in the United States color dis- agreements are more likely to ...
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