Women

• Richardson Lemos de Oliveira

  Universidade Nacional de La Plata

  https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4523-2337 (unauthenticated)

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• Wilder Kleber Fernandes Santana

  Federal University of Paraíba

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• Eva Bessa Soares

  Federal University of Ouro Preto

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• Cristina Brust

  Santa Catarina State University

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• Fabiana Rodrigues Balbino

  Universidade Estácio de Sá

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• Daiane de Oliveira Campos da Veiga

  Rio de Janeiro State University

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• Edilane Aparecida Alves Canto

  Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

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• Angélica Cristina Castro Soares

  Universidade Castelo Branco

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• Rebecca Rodrigues de Barros

  Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

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• Amanda Cabral Monteiro Terto

  Universidade Mogi das Cruzes

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• Heberth Almeida de Macedo

  Heberth Almeida de Macedo

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• Adriana de Menezes

  Fluminense Federal University

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The present paper delimited as a general objective to analyze the theme of women in relation to discrimination, violence and struggles in contemporary Brazil. This is a qualitative work, with a bibliographic nature, in which we revisit studies that deal with women and their struggles for insertion in the labor market, as well as the current conditions for the insertion of women in the commercial field. The relevance of our study lies in the current condition of women, who, according to the Brazilian Federal Constitution (1988), have the same rights as men, and it is necessary to discuss the subject. Given the degree of vulnerability of women in the context of domestic and family violence, it is of paramount importance that studies be developed that focus on ways to protect women against all forms of violence, bringing in their scope a range of possibilities for reflection. Our results pointed to a great scarcity that still exists in work opportunities for women, but despite the great discrimination, violence and struggles, in the twelfth century they have been gaining insertion and representation.

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Copyright (c) 2021 Richardson Lemos de Oliveira, Wilder Kleber Fernandes Santana, Eva Bessa Soares, Cristina Brust, Fabiana Rodrigues Balbino, Daiane de Oliveira Campos da Veiga, Edilane Aparecida Alves Canto, Angélica Cristina Castro Soares, Rebecca Rodrigues de Barros, Amanda Cabral Monteiro Terto, Heberth Almeida de Macedo, Adriana de Menezes

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