Post: #1

http://sourcefednews.com/miss-bum-bum-2012-crowned/
Winners name is Carine Felizardo
As an Ass man I am ashamed to say..I did not know about this contest...

Post: #2

Yes, I discovered this contest about a year ago.

I also am an assman, and for a brazilian ass-man, there is absolutely no better resource that I've seen than http://www.hdclipsbr.com for getting tons of non-pornographic media on Brazilian asses.

They have all kinds of silly game-shows with ridiculous situations that pretty much just center around getting girls to run, jump, jiggle, fall, slide, dance, etc. with their asses on full-display.

Post: #3

It's only a matter of time before they ban such events for "sexual objectification" or some similar bullshit. From what I keep hearing, Brazil is already circling the feminist drain.

That said, I'm not particularly excited by staring at their asses, no matter how toned or big they are. Maybe I'd get excited about a (flat) stomach contest...

Post: #4

I was lost, but now I am found.

Post: #5

It's in their culture. you see almost naked dancers at the festival.
I don't think it will happen for a long time.

(12-06-2012 03:21 PM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  It's only a matter of time before they ban such events for "sexual objectification" or some similar bullshit. From what I keep hearing, Brazil is already circling the feminist drain.

That said, I'm not particularly excited by staring at their asses, no matter how toned or big they are. Maybe I'd get excited about a (flat) stomach contest...

Post: #6

"It's only a matter of time before they ban such events for "sexual objectification" or some similar bullshit. From what I keep hearing, Brazil is already circling the feminist drain."

The beach, bikinis and their bodies will always be a source of pride. It's what they sell to the rest of the world, and it's part of what keeps tourists coming in. I don't expect that to change.

Post: #7

Ok sorry to ask the question - is that real or implants?

Post: #8

A miss Brazilian ass contest and not even one mulatta or Afro-Brazilian girl. WTF is up with that??

Post: #9

(12-06-2012 05:55 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  A miss Brazilian ass contest and not even one mulatta or Afro-Brazilian girl. WTF is up with that??

Absolutely ridiculous. Only in Brazil ..........

The country with the largest Black/African population in the world outside of Nigeria that loves to pretend that they don't exist.......

A Brazil butt contest with no black or mixed women ????? mind boggling..... the mental gymnastics needed to make this happen are extreme.

Post: #10

(12-06-2012 08:12 PM)kdolo Wrote:  

(12-06-2012 05:55 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  A miss Brazilian ass contest and not even one mulatta or Afro-Brazilian girl. WTF is up with that??

Absolutely ridiculous. Only in Brazil ..........

The country with the largest Black/African population in the world outside of Nigeria that loves to pretend that they don't exist.......

A Brazil butt contest with no black or mixed women ????? mind boggling..... the mental gymnastics needed to make this happen are extreme.

Perhaps their black asses just aren't up to competition standard.

Post: #11

(12-06-2012 01:10 PM)Sourcecode Wrote:  http://sourcefednews.com/miss-bum-bum-2012-crowned/
Winners name is Carine Felizardo
As an Ass man I am ashamed to say..I did not know about this contest...

pretty much a perfect ass

they all look like winners to me tho

Post: #12

Outside of Africa, where do you see beauty pageants in general with any dark-skinned women?

Post: #13

(12-06-2012 09:00 PM)Timoteo Wrote:  Outside of Africa, where do you see beauty pageants in general with any dark-skinned women?

This isn't even a beauty contest per se, it's an ass contest. So presumably a woman doesn't even need a great face to win. Nothing but white Brazilians have great asses I guess.

...unless this contest was held Florionapolis and only limited to women that live there or something.

Post: #14

(12-06-2012 09:22 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

(12-06-2012 09:00 PM)Timoteo Wrote:  Outside of Africa, where do you see beauty pageants in general with any dark-skinned women?

This isn't even a beauty contest per se, it's an ass contest. So presumably a woman doesn't even need a great face to win. Nothing but white Brazilians have great asses I guess.

...unless this contest was held Florionapolis and only limited to women that live there or something.

Technically it's an ass contest, but I would still be willing to bet none of the chicks are ugly. And dark skin is all over the body, not just the face...HA HA!

Post: #15

Some of those asses definitely look like implants.

But if they're not...

Post: #16

(12-06-2012 08:12 PM)kdolo Wrote:  

(12-06-2012 05:55 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  A miss Brazilian ass contest and not even one mulatta or Afro-Brazilian girl. WTF is up with that??

Absolutely ridiculous. Only in Brazil ..........

The country with the largest Black/African population in the world outside of Nigeria that loves to pretend that they don't exist.......

A Brazil butt contest with no black or mixed women ????? mind boggling..... the mental gymnastics needed to make this happen are extreme.

Brazil has a strange racial dynamic that has always left me a little perplexed.

On one hand, there is the claim that Brazil is more of a racially inclusive "rainbow" nation than the USA. Looking at it all objectively, I can conclude that this claim isn't entirely without merit. There was a much greater degree of racial mixing in Brazil than in the USA (out of demographic necessity) and Brazil does include a larger black/mixed populace than does the USA or any other nation outside of Africa.

After you then proceed to take into account the very obvious African cultural influences that Brazilians seem proud of and happy to sell to the world (ex: the music, capoeira, obsession with the ass/bunda, etc) and watch their soccer team at every world cup, it becomes easy to see how a rational individual could conclude that Brazil really is an inclusive, rainbow nation (or "racial democracy", as its been called).

And yet at the same time, Brazil's populace is heavily stratified by race, despite its historically more mixed identity. The colored populace is in very poor economic, social and political shape.

In the USA, blacks have already broken through many glass ceilings. There has been a black (well, mixed) president, there have been multiple blacks in high presidential cabinet positions and ambassadorships, countless blacks in congress and in state legislatures, many blacks leading elite universities, plenty of black Fortune 500 executives, blacks at the top of the military hierarchy, etc, etc. The same is true for other "colored" (read: non-white) folks here.

I've not been one to shy away from discussions about american racism, but regardless of how challenging you think it may have been you can't deny that blacks and hispanics have already come quite a long way here (even if there is still a long way to go).

I look at Brazil and just don't see anywhere near the same level of progress and diversity at the top. White brazilians dominate just about every sphere of brazilian life not related to sports or music. Despite being in the majority, colored folks there seem largely invisible relative to their American counterparts, and the gap in living standards between non-whites and whites seems even bigger there than it is in the USA.

This nation seems to adhere to a legacy of racial-cultural blending and malicious, veiled racism all at the same time. The presentation/image of the nation feels more tolerant, and I want to think it actually is (because I do like it), but the actual numbers and reports on the ground don't seem to indicate that at all. In fact, they paint a petty dark picture.

I don't really get why all this is, but I do find it concerning.

Post: #17

(12-06-2012 09:00 PM)Timoteo Wrote:  Outside of Africa, where do you see beauty pageants in general with any dark-skinned women?

You see it in the Caribbean. They may not always be dark skinned but one will know they are black.

Post: #18

(12-07-2012 08:06 AM)Moma Wrote:  

(12-06-2012 09:00 PM)Timoteo Wrote:  Outside of Africa, where do you see beauty pageants in general with any dark-skinned women?

You see it in the Caribbean. They may not always be dark skinned but one will know they are black.

Yeah, plenty of black girls in the running for Miss Jamaica every year.























We've got some diversity, though.

Post: #19

I just fell in love....Trishauna Clarke! WOW.....

Post: #20

I read a little about the history of Sao Paulo, and Brazil in general. Post-slavery, the government feared a majority black population, so they encouraged immigration and racial mixing to "lighten" the population. So while diverse, the reason for that diversity was born out of a form of racism.

Post: #21

(12-06-2012 08:14 PM)LooTa Wrote:  

(12-06-2012 08:12 PM)kdolo Wrote:  

(12-06-2012 05:55 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  A miss Brazilian ass contest and not even one mulatta or Afro-Brazilian girl. WTF is up with that??

Absolutely ridiculous. Only in Brazil ..........

The country with the largest Black/African population in the world outside of Nigeria that loves to pretend that they don't exist.......

A Brazil butt contest with no black or mixed women ????? mind boggling..... the mental gymnastics needed to make this happen are extreme.

Perhaps their black asses just aren't up to competition standard.

.....right.....black asses not being up to standard........

see what I am talking about ....... the mental gymnastics needed to even make that statement ??

of course that statement could be true - but only if the standard was not 'best butt', but 'best white butt' which apparently is what the promoters probably meant ........- but if they meant that then they should have said so in order to clarify.

Post: #22

(12-07-2012 03:50 PM)kdolo Wrote:  

(12-06-2012 08:14 PM)LooTa Wrote:  

(12-06-2012 08:12 PM)kdolo Wrote:  

(12-06-2012 05:55 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  A miss Brazilian ass contest and not even one mulatta or Afro-Brazilian girl. WTF is up with that??

Absolutely ridiculous. Only in Brazil ..........

The country with the largest Black/African population in the world outside of Nigeria that loves to pretend that they don't exist.......

A Brazil butt contest with no black or mixed women ????? mind boggling..... the mental gymnastics needed to make this happen are extreme.

Perhaps their black asses just aren't up to competition standard.

.....right.....black asses not being up to standard........

see what I am talking about ....... the mental gymnastics needed to even make that statement ??

of course that statement could be true - but only if the standard was not 'best butt', but 'best white butt' which apparently is what the promoters probably meant ........- but if they meant that then they should have said so in order to clarify.

I agree bc when you talk bum bum, all ethnicities should be considered especially the ones with African blood.

Post: #23

For some reason, I didn't believe there was an ass model.

There is a market for it now.

My question is, where is miss hand model?

Post: #24

(12-07-2012 07:46 AM)Athlone McGinnis Wrote:  

(12-06-2012 08:12 PM)kdolo Wrote:  

(12-06-2012 05:55 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  A miss Brazilian ass contest and not even one mulatta or Afro-Brazilian girl. WTF is up with that??

Absolutely ridiculous. Only in Brazil ..........

The country with the largest Black/African population in the world outside of Nigeria that loves to pretend that they don't exist.......

A Brazil butt contest with no black or mixed women ????? mind boggling..... the mental gymnastics needed to make this happen are extreme.

Brazil has a strange racial dynamic that has always left me a little perplexed.

On one hand, there is the claim that Brazil is more of a racially inclusive "rainbow" nation than the USA. Looking at it all objectively, I can conclude that this claim isn't entirely without merit. There was a much greater degree of racial mixing in Brazil than in the USA (out of demographic necessity) and Brazil does include a larger black/mixed populace than does the USA or any other nation outside of Africa.

After you then proceed to take into account the very obvious African cultural influences that Brazilians seem proud of and happy to sell to the world (ex: the music, capoeira, obsession with the ass/bunda, etc) and watch their soccer team at every world cup, it becomes easy to see how a rational individual could conclude that Brazil really is an inclusive, rainbow nation (or "racial democracy", as its been called).

And yet at the same time, Brazil's populace is heavily stratified by race, despite its historically more mixed identity. The colored populace is in very poor economic, social and political shape.

In the USA, blacks have already broken through many glass ceilings. There has been a black (well, mixed) president, there have been multiple blacks in high presidential cabinet positions and ambassadorships, countless blacks in congress and in state legislatures, many blacks leading elite universities, plenty of black Fortune 500 executives, blacks at the top of the military hierarchy, etc, etc. The same is true for other "colored" (read: non-white) folks here.

I've not been one to shy away from discussions about american racism, but regardless of how challenging you think it may have been you can't deny that blacks and hispanics have already come quite a long way here (even if there is still a long way to go).

I look at Brazil and just don't see anywhere near the same level of progress and diversity at the top. White brazilians dominate just about every sphere of brazilian life not related to sports or music. Despite being in the majority, colored folks there seem largely invisible relative to their American counterparts, and the gap in living standards between non-whites and whites seems even bigger there than it is in the USA.

This nation seems to adhere to a legacy of racial-cultural blending and malicious, veiled racism all at the same time. The presentation/image of the nation feels more tolerant, and I want to think it actually is (because I do like it), but the actual numbers and reports on the ground don't seem to indicate that at all. In fact, they paint a petty dark picture.

I don't really get why all this is, but I do find it concerning.

I have to agree with you on the progress thing... A great example of this is that America has hundres of historical black Universities. Brazil just open there equivalent a few years ago.

Post: #25

(12-07-2012 03:50 PM)kdolo Wrote:  

(12-06-2012 08:14 PM)LooTa Wrote:  

(12-06-2012 08:12 PM)kdolo Wrote:  

(12-06-2012 05:55 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  A miss Brazilian ass contest and not even one mulatta or Afro-Brazilian girl. WTF is up with that??

Absolutely ridiculous. Only in Brazil ..........

The country with the largest Black/African population in the world outside of Nigeria that loves to pretend that they don't exist.......

A Brazil butt contest with no black or mixed women ????? mind boggling..... the mental gymnastics needed to make this happen are extreme.

Perhaps their black asses just aren't up to competition standard.

.....right.....black asses not being up to standard........

see what I am talking about ....... the mental gymnastics needed to even make that statement ??

of course that statement could be true - but only if the standard was not 'best butt', but 'best white butt' which apparently is what the promoters probably meant ........- but if they meant that then they should have said so in order to clarify.

I dunno...those asses look pretty perfect to me. I can't really see how anyone, black, white or yellow, could be more worthy of a place in the comp than these peaches.

Just relax man, not everything has to be a racist conspiracy.