Samara Martins: And then this woman, when she gets home, and she has had, for example, a political shift, she will still cook, still get the kids ready, still prepare everything so that the next day everyone leaves and everyone's day functions.
Samara Martins: So, for women it is indeed heavier and that's why we have to bring more of these women in.
Because then they decide in Brasília about us, about our bodies, about our lives, including now in a debate about misogyny, saying 'no, they can't,' because they think that in fact women can be made inferior in our country, can be violated in various ways in our country, turned into an object, into private property.
Samara Martins: Inside the home, we are already exploited at work, but also exploited inside the home.
Samara Martins: So, this, in fact, is decisive for women not being in this space.