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[Opinion] No Power Is Authentic When It Is Based on Exclusion and Silencing: Gender-Based Political Violence Against Black Women in Brazil [OPINION]
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No Power Is Authentic When It Is Based on Exclusion and Silencing: Gender-Based Political Violence Against Black Women in Brazil [OPINION]
A protester holds a sunflower, a symbol of remembrance and resistance, in honor of Marielle Franco. Photo: Alexandre Cerqueira Clique aqui para Português This article is part of a series on the 2026 Brazilian elections, focusing on the perspectives of Greater Rio’s favelas. Brazilian democracy still suffers from deep-seated forms of exclusion that limit the full participation of certain social groups. Among the most urgent challenges is politica…
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