The book "Quem tem medo do feminismo negro?" by Djamila Ribeiro is an essential and urgent read for anyone who wants to understand the current state of gender inequality and racism in Brazil.

Through a long essay and selection of articles, Ribeiro recounts her personal experiences and discusses the silencing of black women's voices, which has led to a lack of representation and visibility in society.

The book also explores the intersectionality of gender and race, and how this intersection affects the lives of black women.

With a focus on the current political climate and the increasing intolerance towards Afro-Brazilian religions, Ribeiro's work is a call to action for readers to engage in the fight against racism and sexism.

Don't miss out on this powerful and thought-provoking read!