Samara Martins: And the workers who suffer the most in our country are precisely Black people.
Samara Martins: So when we talk about lowering the age of criminal responsibility, it's precisely Black youth.
When we talk about reducing the workday, ending the 6x1, those who predominantly work those shifts are Black people, because they are in the most precarious sectors of society.
Samara Martins: When we talk, including, about defending labor rights, we talk about domestic workers who are at the bottom, at the base of the social pyramid, and continue working in the same white and Black homes, taking care of the children and the house of those women — I mentioned here the case of Miguel, for example — and Angela Davis said that as long as domestic work is an obligation for Black women, women's emancipation will be extremely superficial, because a large part of the feminist movement at the time of the defense of universal suffrage for women... It was white women and Black women in the houses of white women.
Samara Martins: So our defense is about gender, about class, about race.