News portals highlight the actress’s brave reaction to the woman she called black adults and children “dirty blacks”
In Portugal, the online version of major newspapers, such as ‘Diário de Notícias’, and even celebrity websites, such as ‘Flash!’, Highlighted the episode of racism against Titi and Bless, children of actors Giovanna Ewbank and Bruno Gagliasso .
The family was at the Clássico Beach Club restaurant in the coastal town of Costa da Caparica, near Lisbon, when a white woman insulted children and even a family of Angolan tourists.
According to witnesses, he called them “dirty niggers” and said they should “go back to Africa”. Giovanna reacted immediately.
“Disgusting racist, son of a bitch,” fired the actress. “Horrible, ugly… Sorry for you, sorry… You deserve a punch, a punch in the face. This is what you deserve.
Bruno Gagliasso restrained Giovanna to avoid physical contact. The local police were called and took the attacker to the police station. Dozens of celebrities took to social media to express solidarity with the couple and their children, who were adopted in Malawi, a country in south-east Africa.
This unfortunate case is no exception. Lisbon-based Brazilian influencers have reported on social media about the routine of racism and xenophobia against immigrants.
Criminal discrimination against Titi and Bless comes five days after Portugal’s minister of parliamentary affairs, Ana Catarina Mendes, declared that the country needs immigration and that the government will take action against the increase in xenophobia.
He led the task force to approve the recent reform of the foreigners law in Portugal. It is now easier to access work visas for Brazilians.
Source: Terra
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