The Marcha Nacional das Mulheres Negras brought women from across Brazil to Brasília under the call to end racism and violence and defend “bem viver,” or collective well-being. Organizers linked racism, gendered violence, economic inequality, and political exclusion, placing Black women’s analysis at the center of national debate. The march was a mass movement event, not a state program: its agenda came from Black women’s organizations and networks, even as public officials attended and later policy commitments were debated.
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What did the 2015 Marcha Nacional das Mulheres Negras demand?
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The march centered Black women’s demands around racism, violence, and bem viver.
The Marcha Nacional das Mulheres Negras centered the demands of Black women.
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It linked racism and violence with Black women’s political agenda.