The natives of Argentina were not black. Africans were brought to the region as slaves and Argentina received a very small number of them.

As soon as we could, when we got rid of spain anf wrote our constitution, slavery was abolished.

I wasn’t saying that was the case. I was saying that you are faking sympathy with the natives while being discriminatory towards the black argentinians.

There is a problem with argentinian attitudes towards black people, which requires self reflection. Here’s some documentation of recent perspectives and incidents :

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/may/28/argentina-european-self-image-racist-incidents-brazil

One thing to note :

Although slavery was abolished in Argentina in 1853, the descendants of enslaved Africans – and their influence on the country’s culture, from tango to language and food – remain.

While the constitution was written in 1853, your liberation was much earlier.

Independence from Spain: 9 July 1816

Also, here’s another article on the topic :

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/may/31/argentina-white-european-racism-history

Delgado and Gomes point to recent studies of population surveys and genetics that paint a far different picture from Argentina’s accepted history: one recent study concluded that up to 9% of today’s Argentinians may have ancestry from Africa.

In 1778, Africans and Afro-descendants made up 37% of the population of what is now Argentina, according to a census by its Spanish colonialist rulers. In some major provinces the proportion was more than 50%.

That number did not drop significantly after independence from Spain in 1816: Afro-descendants accounted for 30% of the population of Buenos Aires for decades after independence. But after that, the number is unknown, because Argentina’s census bureau stopped collecting racial information.

“Census data was manipulated to erase us first from the statistics – and then from the history books,” says Gomes. “From the end of the 19th century the state meticulously began to make us invisible to present Argentina as homogeneous and of European descent.”

Argentina’s “whitening process” has been studied in depth by US academic Erika Edwards in her book Hiding in Plain Sight, published last year by University of Alabama Press.

“The whitening project was a successful endeavor in terms of the erasure of blackness,” said Edwards. “The idea that somebody could be the descendant of a slave is just not there.”

“It’s time for Argentinians to take their black grandmother out of the closet,” said Delgado.

Also, from the first article, here’s something that corroborates a video that went viral a while back when an Itallian descendant report interviewed, in a Vox Populi segment, a person from the North of Argentina. She asked how , as a foreigner , the Northerner viewed argentina/buenos aires, to which the interviewee responded that they were Argentinian, and the interviewer proceeded to say “not really, you’re more of a Bolivian”.

Pita said: “An Aymara descendant born in the north of Argentina is treated as Bolivian, a Mapuche born in Argentine Patagonia is treated as Chilean; and an African-descendant from Buenos Aires is treated as Uruguayan or Brazilian, because the only thing considered truly Argentine is whiteness.”

You guys have problems with racism in your country and culture, and need to do some self reflection to process these ideas in order to become better people by not claiming ethnically charged insults are just for “dark humour, you wouldn’t get it”.

Then maybe you can win the world cup a few more times instead of the few that you got, you know, by cheating.