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It is more effective to have women convincing other women to give up rights

Activist and researcher Lúcia Vicente analyzes the growth of movements that use women to convince other women to support rollbacks in women's rights, warning that these groups operate increasingly rapidly through algorithms on social media. Vicente highlights that there is a phenomenon of women who advocate a return to traditional gender roles, often more effectively than male discourses, which represents a significant challenge to advances in women's rights.

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