Anti-Discrimination

That said, the majority of black victims are killed by other people who are not police.

But that's by far the vast majority; the difference is incomparable.

which is everyone's drama: an increase in violence against women, an increase in racial insults in our State, and the issues of education, health and safety. Let's talk, man, we have a problem and we have proposals to solve that problem.

They also mentioned here the issue of fighting racism and femicide; it's one of our main platforms. I'm even a pre-candidate to end femicide, to end racism and to implement these measures, which are included in our program. Here is our program; anyone who wants to pick it up at our booths can do so. We will register our electoral program, so it will be available in a few days — still this July — so you can take it. Here we don't really have the chance to go over so many things; you can come over so we can talk.

You can't exactly say that the communication that MBL and Missão carry out is... soft, but they managed to take what you inaugurated, namely the discourse that draws attention, captures attention—the so-called attention economy, especially on the internet—and stretch it into areas that actually verge on the practice and commission of crimes.

And I'm saying this to make fun of a tweet that was made about the PL of misogyny, Deputy Adriana, by Deputy Tabata Amaral.

She said the following: that the children who are reproducing insults among themselves, calling each other 'Sigma', talking about 'Betinha', are reproductions of the industry of misogyny.

And I thought that was a big joke, right?