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Se liga nessa dica. Hoje acontece muito de alguns juízos exigir o preparo para recurso onde a matéria a ser discutida é exclusivamente a Assistência Judiciária Gratuita, seja parcial ou integral. O STJ foi muito bem nesta decisão. #asg #assistênciajudiciária #justicagratuita #benefíciojustiçagratuita #art98 #ncpc #lei13105 #dativo (em Escritório De Advocacia Adriano Vingi) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bqr2h4uh6aq/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1giq0u8awn1am

In class a few days ago, we talked about #blacklivesmatter. This video serves to capture what the movement really means and why it has its title. It is also important to acknowledge why “all lives matter” is perceived as wrong to say in place of #blacklivesmatter because of the connotations behind each phrase. In my opinion, the former dismisses the struggles of black lives in favor of creating a false plane of equality. The latter is specific and represents the struggles that reside within the various black communities that exist.

The choice of the plenary speaker was awfully...confusing. The stories that she told were interesting and seemed like it came from a very rich history, but i was not engaged. The layout of her speech sounded eerily like a passage from the Expos textbook and it was organized in a way that I could not follow. The speaker definitely has character and is not a boring person, but i'm not sure if she was a good choice within the context of what a plenary should be. This type of speech seems to fit more into a generally historically directed place rather than this type of plenary.

I found Kai-Lee’s speech the most inspiring out of all of the plenaries so far. Her experience in the business world and her very careful reactions to it made me realize that being a successful woman of color is very possible. As a woman of color myself, this was very motivating. I also like that she was able to keep her integrity and was willing to take the time out of her schedule to speak with us. Many of the things she has done in her career are goals of mine.

The content of Fessler’s speech was very intriguing, however the delivery was not ideal. I think that she should have opened with the more interesting stories about the interviewees for each subject in order to grab the attention of the audience or addressed the issue of diversity in the news industry in a more in depth manner. Besides that, her speech made me think about the power of media outlets and the seemingly fading art of news radio.

During our class on sexual identity, we explored the nuances of sexuality and how it intersects with race relations. I think that this video perfectly explains what my exact thoughts were during the tail end of the discussion. I think this video is very informative and necessary.

During our discussion of poverty and class, this image popped into my head.  It made me hyper-aware of how a large section of the female population carries their households while living in poverty and of the amount of criticism these women get for being single mothers.

This movie, as expected, made me angry at the way colleges and universities handle the sexual assaults of its students. However, my emotions were not as strong as they would be if I were not aware of these situations. What I found more interesting was the reaction of my friend. She is an international student who has never been to the US until now, and hadn’t been exposed to its culture. Her raw anger that she expressed towards the movie showed me how much it was needed; it provided more insight into sexual assault cases than the media has ever attempted to do. In short, I found the movie very informative. I think it is necessary that everyone see this because the stereotypes about rape victims were defeated by unbiased facts.