By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI: The epidemiology of dental caries has changed completely in children from São Paulo, its main victims, in the 40 years between 2025 and 1985. Montoro got it right; Kennedy Jr. is getting it wrong
By GEORGES DIDI-HUBERMAN: When Didi-Huberman states that the situation in Gaza constitutes “the supreme insult that the current government of the Jewish state inflicts on what should remain its very foundation,” she exposes the central contradiction of contemporary Zionism.
By ANTONIO DAVID & LINCOLN SECCO: At USP, every student strike is against the power structure, it is against power exercised arbitrarily.
By PAULO FERNANDES SILVEIRA: From Florestan Fernandes' conference on the “new black” in 1975 to the MNU demonstration in 1978, the military dictatorship obsessively documented every step of Brazilian racial consciousness
By ANTONIO BARSCH GIMENEZ: When ministers like Barroso denounce “excessive litigiousness” in labor law, they echo the same arguments of the 2017 Labor Reform, revealing that the defense of democracy does not necessarily include the defense of social rights
By PAULO CAPEL NARVAI: The epidemiology of dental caries has changed completely in children from São Paulo, its main victims, in the 40 years between 2025 and 1985. Montoro got it right; Kennedy Jr. is getting it wrong
By GEORGES DIDI-HUBERMAN: When Didi-Huberman states that the situation in Gaza constitutes “the supreme insult that the current government of the Jewish state inflicts on what should remain its very foundation,” she exposes the central contradiction of contemporary Zionism.
By ANTONIO DAVID & LINCOLN SECCO: At USP, every student strike is against the power structure, it is against power exercised arbitrarily.
By PAULO FERNANDES SILVEIRA: From Florestan Fernandes' conference on the “new black” in 1975 to the MNU demonstration in 1978, the military dictatorship obsessively documented every step of Brazilian racial consciousness
By ANTONIO BARSCH GIMENEZ: When ministers like Barroso denounce “excessive litigiousness” in labor law, they echo the same arguments of the 2017 Labor Reform, revealing that the defense of democracy does not necessarily include the defense of social rights
