Samara Martins: How are those who don't work going to defend workers and engage in dialogue with workers?
Samara Martins: They don't ride buses, don't use SUS, aren't in public schools, so they don't have that experience.
But we who are workers—I ride the bus, I use all those public services—we get off with the key in the middle of our hand to be able to get to the gate of our house.
Samara Martins: So... self-defense for women is necessary because they're attacked everywhere, including inside the home.
Samara Martins: If the only solution is to arm women, then I'm not sure that's the right issue.