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Brazil faces issues around racism despite image 儘管形象民主，巴西仍面臨種族問題
◎俞智敏
Former Brazilian national midfielder Arouca, was doing a sideline TV interview a few months ago when opposing fans began to chant "monkey, monkey, monkey." Those taunting hit him with another jab： Go to Africa and find a team. Get out of here.
巴西前足球國家代表隊中場阿魯卡數月前在球場邊接受電視訪問時，對手隊球迷竟開始高喊「猴子、猴子、猴子。」這些辱罵者甚至還再補上一刀：去非洲踢球。滾出這裡。
President Dilma Rousseff, who has pledged a "World Cup without racism," tweeted quickly： "It is unacceptable that Brazil, the country with the largest black population after Nigeria, has racism issues." It does, and Brazilians are slowly waking up to it.
曾矢言辦一場「沒有種族歧視的世界盃」的巴西總統羅塞夫迅速透過推特回應說：「在黑人人口僅次於奈及利亞的巴西，種族歧視令人無法接受。」但巴西的種族歧視的確存在，而巴西人正逐漸意識到這個事實。
"The Brazilian form of racism is worse than apartheid because it works on the basis of deception," said Elisa Larkin Nascimento, director of the Afro-Brazilian Studies and Research Institute in Rio. "The biggest leap was to get the society to talk about racism and realize that, in fact, it does exist in Brazil."
「巴西的種族歧視比種族隔離制度更糟，因為歧視的基礎來自欺騙。」里約熱內盧的非洲巴西研究所所長拉金娜西門托說。「最大的改變在於設法讓社會開始討論種族歧視問題，讓大家了解到，種族歧視在巴西的確存在。」
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