DISCRIMINATION

JUAN SEBASTIAN GARCIA 29/06/2022

 INTRODUCTION
EVER HAVE YOU FELT THAT SOMEONE

WITH ANOTHER SHAPE OF FACE OR

ANOTHER COLOR HAS LOOKED AT YOU
WRONG OR REFERRED TO YOU WRONGLY,
SAYING THAT YOU ARE CHINESE, WHITE,
AFRO-DESCENDENT, ETC. THIS REALLY
MEANS THAT YOU HAVE A DIFFERENT
ETHNICITY.
 SUB-THEME ETHNICITY
RACIAL PROBLEMATIC HAS BEEN A

CONTROVERSIAL THEME THROUGH THE YEARS.

RACE DISCRIMINATION IS TREATING A PERSON

(EMPLOYEE OR JOB APPLICANT) UNFAVORABLY

BECAUSE OF BEING OF A PARTICULAR RACE OR

BECAUSE OF PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS

ASSOCIATED WITH RACE (SUCH AS HAIR

TEXTURE, SKIN COLOR, OR CERTAIN FACIAL

FEATURES).
RACISM AND DISCRIMATION BECAUSE THE

COLOR OF THE SKIN OR SHAPE OF THE

RACE/COLOR DISCRIMINATION CAN ALSO REFER TO TREATING A PERSON

FACE
UNFAVORABLY BECAUSE OF BEING MARRIED TO (OR ASSOCIATED WITH) A

PERSON OF A PARTICULAR RACE OR COLOR, OR BECAUSE OF THE PERSON'S

RELATIONSHIP TO AN ORGANIZATION OR GROUP. BASED ON RACE, OR WITH

AN ORGANIZATION OR GROUP THAT IS GENERALLY ASSOCIATED WITH PEOPLE

OF A CERTAIN COLOR.
A GROUP OF PEOPLE OF OUR SOCIETY ESTABLISH A DIFFERENT BEHAVIOR

WITH THE PEOPLE THAT IS DIFFERENT TO THEY SUCH AS A WHITE PERSON

WITH A COLOR PERSON .

 RACISM BEGIN AND EVOLUTION OF ETHNICITY DISCRIMINATION
In 1888, Brazil, which had a majority black, mulatto, and mixed-race population, abolished slavery, the last country in

the Western Hemisphere to do so. During more than 300 years of slavery in the Americas, Brazil had been the country

that had imported the most African slaves, since it had brought seven times more African slaves into the country

than the United States of America.

Another important difference was the degree of miscegenation or mixture of races that had occurred, due in large

part to the predominance of the male sex among its colonizers. Unlike colonization in North America, which was based

on families, the Portuguese settlers in Brazil were mostly single men. For this reason, those settlers looked for

African, indigenous or mulatto women as companions, miscegenation or crossbreeding being very common. Today,

Brazilians often express pride in their history of miscegenation and continue to have rates of marriage between

members of different races that are much higher than those in the United States of America.

Miscegenation and intermarriage suggest fluid race relations in Brazil and, unlike the United States or South Africa,

there were no specifically racist laws, such as segregation or apartheid, throughout the 20th century. . For these

reasons, Brazilians regarded their country as a “racial democracy” from as early as the 1930s and until recent years.

They considered AAthat racism and racial discrimination were minimal or nonexistent in Brazilian society, unlike

other multiracial societies in the world. A relatively narrow conception of discrimination meant that in the past only

explicit manifestations of racism or racial laws were considered discriminatory, with only countries such as South

Africa or the United States considered truly racist. On the other hand, the issue of race was not openly discussed in

Brazilian society, while other societies were seen as obsessed with race and differences between races.
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PRIMER BOCETO SEGUNDO BOCETO
REFLECTION
IN THIS WORK WE CAN SEE HOW I WANTED TO REFLECT A

PROBLEM THAT SOCIETY CURRENTLY HAS, WHICH IS

DISCRIMINATION BY ETHNIC GROUPS AND THIS LEADS TO

RACISM EITHER BECAUSE OF RACE OR SKIN COLOR. IN THE

SKETCHES WE CAN OBSERVE AS A REFLEXIVE TREATMENT OF A

UNITED SOCIETY REGARDLESS OF THEIR RACE OR SKIN COLOR,

GIVING AS A RESULT AND A MESSAGE THAT WE DO NOT SEE OR

TREAT PEOPLE FOR HOW THEY LOOK OR HOW THEY ARE ON THE

OUTSIDE, BUT BEFORE LET US JUDGE LET US KNOW

THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION

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