Black Brazilian soccer star Vinicius Jr. Defiant in the face of racist cacs

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Just an update they fired the referees. Vin is club has filed and press charges against the fan for hate crime, Valencia has also identified the fan and gave all his info to the cops. He can’t even go to work because he’s getting harassed but of course you have the racist and MAGA Cacs saying Vini is a diva.

This would never happen in America where you see those charges being pressed

Where were they when Eto'o and other African players experienced that shyt in Spain??
Man fukk Spain. :camby:
 

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Vinícius breaks down while talking about racism, says he’s losing desire to play because of insults​



Brazil's Vinicius Junior attends a training session at the Sobha Realty Training Centre, London, Wednesday March 20, 2024, ahead of their soccer match against England on Saturday. (Adam Davy/PA via AP)'s Vinicius Junior attends a training session at the Sobha Realty Training Centre, London, Wednesday March 20, 2024, ahead of their soccer match against England on Saturday. (Adam Davy/PA via AP)

, March 25, 2024

MADRID (AP) — Vinícius Júnior broke down in tears on Monday while talking about the racist insults that he has been subjected to in Spain, saying that he is losing his desire to keep playing because of what he has been going through.
Vinícius spoke freely about his struggles fighting against racism on the eve of the “One Skin” friendly game between Spain and Brazil on Tuesday at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, which was set up to raise awareness about racism nearly a year after the Brazil international was racially insulted at a Spanish league game in Valencia.
“It’s something very sad what I have been going through here,” Vinícius said. “It’s tough. I’ve been fighting against this for a long time. It’s exhausting because you feel like you are alone. I’ve made so many official complaints but no one is ever punished.”
The Spain-Brazil game is taking place just days after a new wave of racist and hate insults targeted Vinícius in matches in Spain.

“More and more I’m losing my desire to play,” he said. “But I’ll keep fighting.”
The 23-year-old Real Madrid player had to recompose himself a couple of times after crying during Brazil’s pre-match news conference at Madrid’s training camp.

“I’m sorry,” he said. “I just want to keep playing soccer. I just want to keep doing everything that I can for my club and for my family.”

Vinícius said it would have been easier to quit fighting, but said he “was chosen to defend this important cause.”


Vinícius said he hasn’t considered leaving the Spanish league because of the insults, saying “that would give the racists what they really want.”

“I’ll stay here, playing for the best club in the world and scoring goals and winning titles,” he said. “And people will have to keep seeing my face for a long time.”

Vinícius said he feels the support from other players in the Spanish league and doesn’t consider Spain a racist country, but he thinks “there are many racists in Spain and many of them go to the stadiums
.”


“That needs to change,” he said. “Maybe people don’t really know what racism is. I’m 23 and I have to teach many people about racism, and about how it affects me and how it affects my family at home.”

Vinícius acknowledged that at times he needs to improve his attitude on the field, but said he hoped “people would talk less about what he does wrong” and more about the insults against him.

Vinícius, who also asked for help from FIFA, UEFA and other institutions in his fight, said he has been studying a lot about racism and feels like he is better prepared to talk about the subject.


Defiant c00n talk.
Spaniards will never change, so you'll always deal with their barbarism and savagery.

Time to leave breh.

These tragic and misguided Brazilians who think Spain is heaven whilst enduring racist abuse are also inadvertently exposing their own Black Brazilian brothers and sisters to the same racism by being publicly exposed to it.
A Black kid in Brazil or Africa watching the Real Madrid match with Vini being called a monkey also experiences the same trauma.
 

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Will see how it goes. He had Jude Bellingham on that team with him and Jude isn't going to stand for that bullshyt, so at least he has Allies. Maybe that's why Real iltrying to do so much. Also with Mbappe there soon this spanish racism needs to be fixed.
 

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Will see how it goes. He had Jude Bellingham on that team with him and Jude isn't going to stand for that bullshyt, so at least he has Allies. Maybe that's why Real iltrying to do so much. Also with Mbappe there soon this spanish racism needs to be fixed.

Jude and Mbappe are mixed race..they only go for those whom are full blooded Black.
 

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Jude and Mbappe are mixed race..they only go for those whom are full blooded Black
I know. That said, I have yet to see Jude back down from those situations when his teammate is being abused. That was the point I was making. I wouldn't expect Jude to try to play it off as anger like Dani did in the @nyknick post.
 

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Love Vini but hate Madrid, I cheer so hard for him when he plays for the selecao, but curse him every week in LL
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Vinícius breaks down while talking about racism, says he’s losing desire to play because of insults​



Brazil's Vinicius Junior attends a training session at the Sobha Realty Training Centre, London, Wednesday March 20, 2024, ahead of their soccer match against England on Saturday. (Adam Davy/PA via AP)'s Vinicius Junior attends a training session at the Sobha Realty Training Centre, London, Wednesday March 20, 2024, ahead of their soccer match against England on Saturday. (Adam Davy/PA via AP)

, March 25, 2024

MADRID (AP) — Vinícius Júnior broke down in tears on Monday while talking about the racist insults that he has been subjected to in Spain, saying that he is losing his desire to keep playing because of what he has been going through.
Vinícius spoke freely about his struggles fighting against racism on the eve of the “One Skin” friendly game between Spain and Brazil on Tuesday at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, which was set up to raise awareness about racism nearly a year after the Brazil international was racially insulted at a Spanish league game in Valencia.
“It’s something very sad what I have been going through here,” Vinícius said. “It’s tough. I’ve been fighting against this for a long time. It’s exhausting because you feel like you are alone. I’ve made so many official complaints but no one is ever punished.”
The Spain-Brazil game is taking place just days after a new wave of racist and hate insults targeted Vinícius in matches in Spain.

“More and more I’m losing my desire to play,” he said. “But I’ll keep fighting.”
The 23-year-old Real Madrid player had to recompose himself a couple of times after crying during Brazil’s pre-match news conference at Madrid’s training camp.

“I’m sorry,” he said. “I just want to keep playing soccer. I just want to keep doing everything that I can for my club and for my family.”

Vinícius said it would have been easier to quit fighting, but said he “was chosen to defend this important cause.”


Vinícius said he hasn’t considered leaving the Spanish league because of the insults, saying “that would give the racists what they really want.”

“I’ll stay here, playing for the best club in the world and scoring goals and winning titles,” he said. “And people will have to keep seeing my face for a long time.”

Vinícius said he feels the support from other players in the Spanish league and doesn’t consider Spain a racist country, but he thinks “there are many racists in Spain and many of them go to the stadiums
.”


“That needs to change,” he said. “Maybe people don’t really know what racism is. I’m 23 and I have to teach many people about racism, and about how it affects me and how it affects my family at home.”

Vinícius acknowledged that at times he needs to improve his attitude on the field, but said he hoped “people would talk less about what he does wrong” and more about the insults against him.

Vinícius, who also asked for help from FIFA, UEFA and other institutions in his fight, said he has been studying a lot about racism and feels like he is better prepared to talk about the subject.

Don't be crying infront of those fakkits.. Head up, chest out, queen street
 

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Love Vini but hate Madrid, I cheer so hard for him when he plays for the selecao, but curse him every week in LL
:francis:
 
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