Simone Tebet: It's not São Paulo Statistics, it's São Paulo Protects — the Black, brown, dark-skinned youth from the periphery against violence, against violence, because our young people from the periphery are the ones who die the most.
Simone Tebet: São Paulo protects women who are victims of domestic violence, from femicide.
São Paulo protects our workers, our middle class and, especially, our elderly.
Simone Tebet: Because even with respect to those we honored most, even those we revered, violence has arrived.
Simone Tebet: Violence does not even respect an elderly person of 70, 75, 80 years of age.