VOICED: Brazilian models see diversity on the runway

The video discusses the disparity between the fame of Brazilian models like Gizele Bution and Jesus Luz and the reality of racial demographics in Brazil, where half the population is of African descent. It highlights the challenges faced by black Brazilian models, the introduction of a quota system requiring 10% of models to be black, and the criticism that this is insufficient. Anti-discrimination groups call for broader inclusion of black professionals in the fashion industry. Despite some progress, Brazil still faces significant challenges in achieving racial equality.

What is the main issue highlighted in the introduction regarding Brazilian models?

• Brazilian models are not recognized internationally.

• There are too many Brazilian models in the industry.

• Brazilian models are not paid enough.

• The fame of Brazilian models is not reflective of the racial diversity in Brazil.

What percentage of models must be Black according to the new rule?

• 15%

• 5%

• 20%

• 10%

What do anti-discrimination groups believe about the quota system?

• It should be abolished completely.

• It is too low and more comprehensive changes are needed.

• It is sufficient and should be maintained.

• It is too high and should be reduced.

What additional roles do anti-discrimination groups want to see more Black representation in?

• Designers

• Photographers

• Producers and stylists

• Only models

What is the general sentiment about the progress towards racial equality in Brazilian fashion?

• Significant progress has been made.

• The situation has worsened.

• There is still a long way to go.

• Racial equality has been achieved.