In the midst of a pandemic, detained immigrants face critical living conditions at the hands of private companies that are more concerned with liability than human life.
Author: Marcela Rodrigues-Sherley
Activism is Survival for Brazilian Trans Women
“The fear for us is not new. We have always been scared.”
What’s at Stake for Women in Brazil
Who will be Brazil’s next president? A military leader who is pro-torture or an university professor who is pro-human rights? And what will the results mean for women?
Ele Não: Women Stand United Against the “Brazilian Trump”
Much like the millions who have taken to the streets to protest the Trump administration, women are sounding the alarm on the danger Jair Bolsonaro poses to Brazil’s young and complicated democracy—and forming the front line in the fight to oppose his candidacy.