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About Tainã Góis

Tainã Góis is a people’s lawyer, Political Advisor for Women of São Paulo, and received her Master’s in labor law from the University of São Paulo.
  • MTST leaders Débora Lima, Jussara Basso, and Tuca Cardoso ran for a seat in the Municipal Chamber of São Paulo in the recent 2020 elections as part of the Socialism and Liberty Party, on the collective Juntas – Mulheres Sem Teto (Together – Homeless Women) ticket.

    Black Women, mothers, workers: The frontlines of the MTST

    Originally published: AzMina (originally published in Portuguese) on November 28, 2020 (more by AzMina (originally published in Portuguese))

    The reason the MTST is overwhelmingly made up of Black women is precisely because of their role in society. Women are primarily responsible for home life.

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