Erika Hilton: Thank you, President. I want to greet the honorable Councilwoman of São Paulo Amanda Paschoal, who came to visit us in this House and also to take part in the Black Women's March in the Federal District.
Erika Hilton: The Black Women's March has been held for 10 years.
Our Councilwoman, who makes us so proud in São Paulo, has continued our work, our legacy, has brought to the São Paulo City Council a political project of diversity, in favor of women, for citizenship, in defense of the rights of LGBTQIA+ populations, and has fought against racism, machismo and structural violence.
Erika Hilton: It is an honor and a joy for this House to receive the visit of the honorable Councilwoman and of all the Black women who today occupy the Esplanade of the Ministries to constitute a society without racism, without sexism, without machismo and without violence. Thank you, President.
Erika Hilton: Thank you, President. Well, I come to this podium today to salute, greet, and honor the historical legacy of Black women for a Brazil without racism, without violence, without misogyny.