Are we ready to value education again?: No nation's perfect, but might BRAZIL offer lessons on race & conservation?

Thursday, August 30, 2007

No nation's perfect, but might BRAZIL offer lessons on race & conservation?

The jury may be still out on this, but Brazil may be a sort of model for good race relations. I have not been there, but unless one is terribly poor (and usually black) there is integration and well-rounded national pride among all Brazilains. If only the rancehers and their financial backers... Sign in to see full entry.

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