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blameitonbrazil: Carnaval in Salvador. People in the middle row paid for V.I.P. access - denoted by the obligatory wearing of a dorky T-shirt called “abada”, which costs between R$ 250 and R$ 1500 (roughly $ 100 to $ 750). The City of Salvador has the greatest African ancestry in Brazil, with about 70% of residents self-identifying as black. The V.I.P. access is not segregated in any way, except for “Filhos de Gandhi” block, which accepts only blacks (“Filhos de Gandhi” means Sons of Gandhi - yes, the Indian guy). It’s just that locals are not willing to pay those outrageous prices for the dubious privilege of not mixing up with poor (and often colored) people. Those douchey whitey V.I.P.s (heh) in the middle row are mainly from southern Brazil and elsewhere in the world.

blameitonbrazil:

Carnaval in Salvador. People in the middle row paid for V.I.P. access - denoted by the obligatory wearing of a dorky T-shirt called “abada”, which costs between R$ 250 and R$ 1500 (roughly $ 100 to $ 750).

The City of Salvador has the greatest African ancestry in Brazil, with about 70% of residents self-identifying as black. The V.I.P. access is not segregated in any way, except for “Filhos de Gandhi” block, which accepts only blacks (“Filhos de Gandhi” means Sons of Gandhi - yes, the Indian guy). It’s just that locals are not willing to pay those outrageous prices for the dubious privilege of not mixing up with poor (and often colored) people.

Those douchey whitey V.I.P.s (heh) in the middle row are mainly from southern Brazil and elsewhere in the world.

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