A Year After Her Execution, Marielle Franco Has Become a Rallying Cry in a Polarized Brazil By News March 15, 2019 Add Comment Edit Last year’s killing of a black, feminist gay council member in Rio de Janeiro has galvanized activist movements and propelled more black women to elected office. Share this post Related PostsRyan Zinke, Trump’s Interior Secretary, Faces Increased Ethics ScrutinyDemocrats in an All-Hands-on-Deck Scramble to Save Menendez in New JerseyIn Florida Rally, Trump Calls Constitutional Citizenship Protections ‘a Crazy Policy’Unbuttoned: Why Voting Is in FashionOn Politics With Lisa Lerer: On the Ballot This Year: A Lot to Think AboutA Guide to the Ryan Zinke InvestigationsSupreme Court Weighs Google Settlement That Paid Class Members NothingFact Check of the Day: Fact-Checking Trump’s Florida Rally
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