By Julian Rodrigues
In Brazil, thousands of women, young poor people, black people, came into contact with feminism, with the demands for sexual and gender freedoms and with the fight for racial equality in a context of hegemony of authors and
By Filipe Campello
The most economically vulnerable are both compulsorily informal workers and those who are hostages to the promise of maximum freedom: without a boss, masters of themselves and their own time, but without any guaranteed rights.
By Roberto Jorge Regensteiner
The spread of the virus follows a different logic than the economic crisis. Its behavior is still under study. But more quickly impacts the life-and-death dilemma
By Julian Rodrigues
In Brazil, thousands of women, young poor people, black people, came into contact with feminism, with the demands for sexual and gender freedoms and with the fight for racial equality in a context of hegemony of authors and
By Filipe Campello
The most economically vulnerable are both compulsorily informal workers and those who are hostages to the promise of maximum freedom: without a boss, masters of themselves and their own time, but without any guaranteed rights.
By Roberto Jorge Regensteiner
The spread of the virus follows a different logic than the economic crisis. Its behavior is still under study. But more quickly impacts the life-and-death dilemma