Talk:Hatchin/@comment-172.0.141.165-20130922051112

It's very shameful in how much more attention her nationality gets more than anything, and I suppose it's somewhat "racist" or narrow minded just to assume she's white as if it's impossible that she can easily be someone else. But I suppose that would happen when you're mind is limited to your own sense of majority. For example if a kid was half black and white, you'll still dub the kid black, so I don't know why you're clinging onto labeling her white. I guess it's the blonde hair, so she MUST be white, white white white white white.

1.) Why the hell race is neccessary for her bio to stimulate such narrowminded issues?

2.) None of the characters would be Brazillian or from Brazil, since this story takes places in a fictious country INSPIRED by Brazil and South America in general. Also Brazillian isn't a nationality like American isn't.

3.) Even if they were in Brazil or for argument sake a South American area, then both Hana and Michiko would be Pardo: a term use for multiracial person in these regions o; for specifics Michiko would most likely be Zambo and Hana's Caboclo. -3- Just saying if you want to do it right and respective, then might as well use their terminology.