Ana Maria Machado and Jo o Bosco, two rich historical figures of Brazilian culture, linked to resistance dictatorship and defense of progressive values, were taken to the moral court of the networks, because they went to defend racism or rape against women, but because they crossed the path of the seasonal expeditions of ca to the politics of identity and refused the role of culprits who reserved them. Read more (07/28/2026)
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Ana Maria Machado and Jo o Bosco, two rich historical figures of Brazilian culture, linked to resistance dictatorship and defense of progressive values, were taken to the moral court of the networks, because they went to defend racism or rape against women, but because they crossed the path of the seasonal expeditions of ca to the politics of identity and refused the role of culprits who reserved them. Read more (07/28/2026)