Which is the least racist country in South America?

Question

I am a foreigner from Africa, black, and eager to go to South America to live and to invest, but I am not too sure about the racial situation. Which is the country that is most likely to accept a black foreigner and welcome him into their community?

Answer 1

I dont know any other cities, but in Buenos Aires, Argentina, I never saw a black person... I would suggest the Caribbean or Colombia or Brazil. I am from the southwest in Colombia and we have a very large black community, so you will be treated and respected as any normal human being should!

Answer 2

Good question, Latin america is not as liberal as many think so.

you might want to pick a country that already have blacks as part of the population.

that would be either Brazil or Colombia which are both really fun countries that i like alot, or a caribean country like Trinidad.

goodluck

Answer 3

Yeah, Colombia, Brazil and Panama(central america) those countries have many black people, so they are ok with that..Caribbean also has a large black community

Answer 4

I would say either brazil, colombia or panama, I think they have the largest black populations. Bare in mind that most of the population are mestizo and white, but there is a significant black population in the 3 countries. Or you could try some place in the carribean.

Answer 5

Maybe you should go to Brazil, Ecuador, colombia. Where you can blend with the population.

avoid Argentina, chile and Uruguay. they are not racist countries, but a black person is still something "weird".

Answer 6

Most countries in Latin America are a melting pot. The indians used to live in South America (Incas) but then the Spanish came to "conquer" and then a huge migration from Italy came, and so on. I have lived in Peru, Chile and Argentina and I have seen many races in every country. I don't think  there is a country in South America famous for being racist. In every country there are whites, blacks, indians, and a whole range of mixtures, which make us more tolerant. I have never seen in the news any display against any particular race.

And besides, it's a man's actions which speak for himself, not the colour of his skin so just come and enjoy life in South America!

Answer 7

I would say brazil or peru

Answer 8

A friend of mine is moving to Costa Rica.

He says that is a good place to settle.

I think you would be welcome anywhere as long as you live right.