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Verônica Domingues stated that she never advocated for nudity as empowering or revolutionary and said that, as a Marxist, she did not consider any individual action capable of promoting a revolution. For her, showing breasts was an expression of sexuality or part of her work with adult content, and no work would be empowering under capitalism. The author said that blaming women for their objectification for wearing short clothes or posting nude photos was misogynistic, and emphasized the importance of consent. Regarding publishing images with a Lula sticker during the campaign, she assessed that this would probably not change votes, but argued that art did not need to have only a utilitarian purpose. Domingues also stated that she used other social networks, including Instagram and TikTok, to raise awareness and bring the left closer to Marxism. She criticized radical feminists who, according to her, treated sex as immoral and scrutinized the bodies of women who consented to appear nude. She also said that the revolution depended on the collective organization of the working class, not on showing or covering breasts. #Feminismo #Marxismo #DireitosDasMulheres (translated)

Fluminense F.C. wrote that there was little time left until the start of the quarter-finals of the Copa do Brasil and called on the tricolor fans to support the team in what it called the biggest Fla-Flu in the history of women's football. The club asked fans to attend to support the Fluzão Warriors in their quest for qualification. #CopaDoBrasil #FutebolFeminino #FlaFlu (translated)

The Independent Medium wrote that Flávio would not prohibit women's voting nor could he do so if elected. It stated that women's right to vote is an immutable clause and called Flávio the "president of women." https://t.co/x2HRZLd8bI #VotoFeminino #DireitosDasMulheres #CláusulaPéTrea (translated)

What does a place leave in us after we leave it? An image? A story? A building? A memory? ... What captures your gaze? The feminine trait? The strength of nature? The simple flight of butterflies? ... It is from these questions that I work on the paper filigree. I am Patrícia H., a Portuguese visual artist. I transform paper, time, and technique into art about memory, places, and identity. First publication in WRLD. ❤️ Let's see what conversations arise from here. #darticha #paperart #portugal (translated)

The profile Somos São Paulinos stated that the club was at risk of losing 6 points for failing to pay for the purchase of a player. It also called the president one of the worst and criticized his presence at the women's title celebration, saying that he had not contributed to the achievement. #futebol #presidente #punição (translated)

The Acervo Sharks team stated that they would not share the link or parts of an article by Nick Remsen from GQ Magazine, considering it misogynistic and prejudiced. According to the team, the text bordered on sensationalism, delegitimized women and young fans, and associated them with problematic behaviors. They also said they were tired of dealing with this type of discourse and did not want to contribute to its propagation. The team also pointed out an attempt to relativize the "Hot For Hockey" campaign by Sean Eggert, which was criticized, according to the post, for using audiobooks in the style of hockey romances to attract a female audience. From this, they concluded that the NHL had not evolved in its treatment of this audience but had only learned new ways to suppress it. #Feminismo #Esporte #Igualdade (translated)

Renata Barreto criticized people who, according to her, used to ridicule those who prayed to tires and drank detergent, but now believed that Flávio's election would lead to the end of women's suffrage, the creation of concentration camps for gays, and the extermination of poor people. She stated that it was valid to disagree and debate proposals, but questioned the sanity of those people. #Política #Debate #Conscientização (translated)

Poponze wrote that Erika Hilton commented on the significant election of conservative women who, according to her, opposed women's suffrage. Hilton stated that they occupied seats won through these advancements and described the situation as incoherent and very dangerous. https://t.co/iCzTctLQp1 #MulheresNoPoder #VotoFeminino #Incoerência (translated)

JH Fonseca stated that real women's empowerment would come from the right and said he found this predictable. According to him, the left treated women as electoral instruments, while the right considered them competent individuals. https://t.co/2BM92NXZ0t #EmpoderamentoFeminino #Direita #Feminismo (translated)

JH Fonseca stated that Daniela Lima attributed part of Flávio's female votes to his appearance and youth. He said he was ridiculed for mentioning a scientific basis for this explanation and referred to the "halo effect" and attractiveness bias. #Política #Científico #Votação (translated)

Nine Borges wrote that disagreeing with the participation of trans people in sports, prisons, and women's bathrooms, defending that sex is a biological fact, rejecting pronouns that he considered imposed by subjective criteria, and questioning quotas did not mean hating LGBT people. He said he did not hate them, but would not agree with everything just because other people wanted to. https://t.co/mAxqmBG4ds #Direita #LGBT #LiberdadeDeExpressão (translated)

According to Planeta do Futebol's publication, São Paulo goalkeeper Carlinha said, after the title of the Women's Brasileirão, that she was very happy and that her family was also celebrating. She also expressed her opposition to Bolsonaro returning to power, using a swear word. https://t.co/KDttnV6jIs #FutebolFeminino #SãoPaulo #Brasileirão (translated)

Gabriel Sá stated that the São Paulo fans were the main highlight of the club in the last ten years and praised the commitment of the players and the response from the crowd at Morumbi. According to him, 49,405 fans were present, a record attendance in the history of women's club football on the continent. #SãoPauloFC #FutebolFeminino #Torcida (translated)

Gabriel Sá wrote that the main gate of Morumbi was packed with São Paulo fans and that nearly 45,000 tickets had been sold. He stated that the crowd would be the largest ever recorded for a women's football match in South America. The video was credited to Luiza Torres/Arq Tricolor. https://t.co/2WZ2krLR4o #SãoPaulo #FutebolFeminino #Torcida (translated)