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@sorrowsick sent [ braid ] Cross braids Hartley's hair

Hartley was not one for braids, typically. She preferred to keep her hair flowing and loose, thought it looked more attractive cascading over her shoulders. But if Hartley was one thing, it was not a fool. She'd watched Cross braid their own hair and noticed the way their fingers continued to flex, just a little, like they needed something else to keep busy.

So now Hartley sat, cross legged in front of Cross while their sure fingers rake through her hair, deftly engineering the French braid she'd promised. "I'm going to be in Europe next month. Maybe I can stop in Munich and you can show me that rooftop, if you'd like?"

[kikmessenger]

reaaaaally wanna go to this sims rave at a gay bar in my city but idk which iconic character i could go as… really wanna go as the social bunny or smth but cbf with an entire mascot outfit plus don’t wanna be mistaken as a furry … HELP PLEASE 🙏🏼

[bissexua-l]

History is made with or without playing football

With football, king PELÉ stopped 2 wars in Africa and decreted a holiday in México.

Without it, and with the brazilian official t-shirt with the CBF shield, that support the military dictatorship at the time, he protested for the redemocratization of our country.

He was, he is, he'll always be a national icon.

I love you, king Pelé.

[allthebrazilianpolitics]

Zero tolerance against racism in Brazilian football: points deductions and stadium closures

A new protocol sees tougher punishments for racism in soccer grounds, including points deductions, as debate rages in Spain over abuse aimed at Real Madrid forward Vinícius

Even the great Pelé had to endure the toxic scourge of racism from the time he was a teenager and starting out at Santos. Before he became a global icon, he was derogatorily nicknamed “Gasoline” because of the color of his skin. “If they had stopped every game where someone called me a ‘macaco [monkey],’ they would’ve had to stop every game I played,” he used to say. At the turn of the 20th century, soccer in Brazil was a fledgling elitist practice, forbidden to Black people. It would be some time before “the people suddenly realized that soccer should be for all colors, a classless soccer, all mixed, very Brazilian,” in the words of the distinguished journalist Mario Filho, whose 1947 book, The Black Man in Brazilian Soccer, was a classic of national literature.

Thousands of Black players from different generations found in soccer a means of social ascent, if not of survival, always menaced by the plague of racism. Racial prejudice lingers on in a country where more than half of the population identifies itself as Black or mixed race, with enormous levels of inequality. Brazil has seen its political and ideological polarization hit alarming heights in recent years following the rise to power of the ultra-right-wing leader, Jair Bolsonaro. When Lula Da Silva reclaimed the presidency of Brazil in January, he passed a law equating racial insulting to the crime of racism, which is imprescriptible, non-bailable and is punishable with harsh prison sentences. The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) was then reviewing its measures against racism and it worked closely with the Observatory on Racial Discrimination in Football. This entity has been tracking all acts of racism, homophobia, misogyny and xenophobia in stadiums since 2014, providing detailed annual reports that demonstrate the enormity of the problem.

As such, the CBF has implemented a new sanctioning mechanism for racist behavior, whether carried out by members of the public or by any individual at a club. It involves financial sanctions for clubs (whether home or away, and even if only one fan hurls a racist insult) and heavy sporting sanctions for players, coaches, referees, employees or managers involved in an act of racist abuse. In the event of repeated serious offenses (such as a sizeable group of people abusing a player), the stadium will be closed. In addition, a points deduction in the competition is also included, something that is not stipulated in the regulations of any European federation. Punishments will be handed out administratively by the CBF. Cases will be referred to the STJD (Superior Court of Sports Justice), which will rule on the application of a fine, closure of the stadium or a points deduction for the violating club.

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Seleo: presidente da CBF diz contar com Ancelotti para Copa Amrica

foto: Icon Sport CBF espera que Carlo Ancelotti assuma seleo na Copa Amrica de 2024 Aps anunciar Fernando Diniz como tcnico interino da seleo nesta tera-feira (4), o presidente da Confederao Brasileira de Futebol (CBF) Ednaldo Rodrigues confirmou que conta com o italiano Carlo Ancelotti para comandar a seleo no prximo ano. Em uma conversa informal com jornalistas aps o anncio de Diniz, o…

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