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全国博物馆登记数据显示,人口超过2亿~1的巴西拥有约3000多座博物馆。其中大多数集中在东南部地区,这反映了南北之间财富分布的不均衡。我们应该认识到,尽管巴西实行的是民主政权,且过去十年贫富分化在逐步缩小,但它仍然是目前世界上收入分配差距最大的国家之一。此外,非洲裔和原住民缺乏享受经济和资源的渠道,他们构成了巴西的社会底层。博物馆为参观者提供了诸如对屠杀原住民和奴役制等历史事件的官方叙述,但是它们完全将事件的发生与其后果相分离。尽管平权法案政策在反对种族歧视斗争中产生了积极的影响,但巴西人在大多数国家
National Museum registration data show that over 200 million people in Brazil have about 3,000 museums. Most of them are concentrated in the southeastern region, reflecting the uneven distribution of wealth between North and South. We should recognize that although Brazil is a democratic government and has gradually narrowed the gap between the rich and the poor in the past decade, it remains one of the countries with the widest income distribution disparity in the world. In addition, Afro-descendants and indigenous peoples lack access to economic and resource resources, which form the bottom of Brazil’s society. The museum provides visitors with official accounts of historical events, such as the slaughter of indigenous peoples and slavery, but they completely separate the occurrence from the consequences. Although the Affirmative Action Act has had a positive impact in the fight against racial discrimination, Brazilians in most countries