r/Brazil • u/chilangita • 23h ago
Education & Exchange Education in Brazil
Fala pessoal, I’m an American living in Brazil for three years now. What I’ve noticed is the crazy amount of evangelical church ratios to schools and libraries. There will be a small interior city with 120 churches of the same denomination and 30 public schools & 1 library (these are real statistics I did not make this up) why do we let the communities grow rapidly in churches & not in education ?? This is crazy to me. I think there should be a limit on churches per city of the same religion. I’m thinking of writing a letter to a mayor around where I live but who knows if he’ll even care. And I don’t even know where to even begin lol. If you agree with me how should I approach it ?
And I don’t care for the people who say gringos should not get involved in other countries politics. Our presidents will mix our politics anyways at the end of the day 🥴