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    <title>Abusive+ in Brazil - What Bolsonaro’s Government Taught Us About Intersectionality and Agency in Abusive Feminism</title>
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  <abstract displayLabel="Summary">In the recently published article Abusive Feminism, Rosalind Dixon problematizes the weaponization of “feminism” by actors as a means to erode, rather than promote, democratic ends, and provides a path for those who wish to resist it. Brazil offers powerful examples of the phenomenon identified by Dixon, confirming many of her conclusions – and, conversely, unearths aspects that could help us deepen our understanding of how abuse happens.</abstract>
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