Bola inspired her politically and coordinated her campaign, which resulted in Da Silva's historic election as the first Workers' Party governor in Rio.

[4] Da Silva's background and personal reputation as “three times a minority” (black, poor, and woman), she says[5] gives her a perspective into the lives of her electorate.

Da Silva's unwavering efforts have not only influenced legal frameworks but have also contributed significantly to raising public awareness about the persistent issues of racial inequality in the country.

Her advocacy extends beyond legal frameworks, encompassing initiatives that challenge societal norms and promote a culture of understanding and acceptance.

[8] Her dedication to these causes underscores a comprehensive perspective on social justice, recognizing the intricate connections among various challenges faced by marginalized communities.

In her advocacy for human rights, Da Silva places a particular emphasis on healthcare issues, striving to address systemic factors that contribute to disparities in health outcomes.

By actively working towards systemic improvements, Da Silva aims to create lasting positive changes in healthcare access and outcomes for all members of Brazilian society.

[9] In her advocacy for human rights, Da Silva places a particular emphasis on healthcare issues, striving to address systemic factors that contribute to disparities in health outcomes.

By actively working towards systemic improvements, Da Silva aims to create lasting positive changes in healthcare access and outcomes for all members of Brazilian society.

Through her personal experiences, reflections, and insights, she illuminates the intricate interplay between poverty and social struggles, elucidates the complexities of race and identity within the context of Brazil, and delves into the significance of family and culture in shaping her journey.

[4] Her unwavering persistence and resilience in the face of adversity emerge as prominent themes, underscoring her dedication to activism and social issues that resonate deeply with her connection to the favela community.

The book offers a poignant portrayal of her achievements, the challenges she has encountered, and her unwavering commitment to effecting positive change within Brazilian society.