A advogada Jamily Wenceslau e a socióloga Isabelle Anchieta debatem o movimento do “masculinismo”

Alexandre Correa accused Ana Hickmann of parental alienation. The accusations arose from an alleged violation of a court order regarding custody of the child. Ana later clarified the fact, mentioning a mutual understanding and changing the dates agreed for visits. In another case, Otavio Mesquita denied having committed “lewd acts involving the use of physical force” against Juliana Oliveira in front of several people in the SBT studio, which was widely reported on social media. In an interview with VEJA, Dado Dolabella stated that “women have an advantage in the courts.” These are just three of several high-profile cases that have emerged recently involving men who seek, in some way, to defend themselves against various accusations against women. As guests on the weekly program of the GENTE column (available on VEJA’s YouTube channel, on VEJA+ streaming and also in the podcast version on Spotify), lawyer Jamily Wenceslau and sociologist Isabelle Anchieta discuss the “masculinism” movement, which attempts to counter the advances and achievements of feminism; and how contemporary man reinvents himself by exposing his weaknesses. Watch. ————————————————————————— Subscribe to VEJA: https://abr.ai/2VZw8dN Check out the latest news about Brazil and the world: https://veja.abril.com.br/ FOLLOW VEJA ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Instagram:   / vejanoinsta   Facebook:   / veja   Twitter:   / veja   Telegram: http://t.me/vejaoficial Linkedin:   / veja-com