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In the month of May, the Soberana collective interviewed mothers who fight for women's rights in squatting from the Olga Benário Movement. In three squatting locations across three different Brazilian regions, they shared stories from three different women
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In the month of May, the Soberana collective interviewed mothers who fight for women's rights in squatting from the Olga Benário Movement. In three squatting locations across three different Brazilian regions, they shared stories from three different women
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