Legal hope and the test of public trust.
More than just fulfilling rituals, the Supreme Court needs to preserve its public credibility, because without transparency there is neither a reliable justice system nor a resilient democracy.
Sara York
Sara Wagner York (also known as Sara Wagner Pimenta Gonçalves Júnior) holds a bachelor's degree in Journalism, a doctorate in Education, and teaching degrees in English, Pedagogy, and Portuguese Language and Literature. She specializes in Education, Gender, and Sexuality, and is the author of the first academic work on quotas for transgender people in Brazil, developed during her master's degree. A father and grandmother, she is recognized as the first transgender woman to anchor a news program in Brazil, on TV 247.
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Stonewall without Rainbows
The removal of the LGBTQ+ flag from the Stonewall monument exposes a conservative offensive to rewrite history and silence symbols of resistance.
"Rent a Human" - now it's artificial intelligence that rents out precariousness.
Rent a Human, besides being a technological curiosity, presents a warning, a symptom of how far digital capitalism is willing to go.
Two cases that reveal the crisis in the educational space in Brazil.
Schools and universities are no longer protected spaces for processing conflict, difference, and democratic coexistence.
Moltbook: the social network for AIs
The platform reveals how the digital mind society reflects, in code, the human hierarchies that organize who operates the technology and who defines its meanings.
Carnival, Dispute and the right to joy in 2026
Between market forces, politics, and affection, Rio's Carnival exposes disputes about culture, the city, and who has the right to experience the festival in its fullness in 2026.
"Gay for the Stay," the "B" side of sexuality!
From surviving in prison to performing on social media, sexual fluidity is increasingly consumed as an aesthetic.
An analysis of the reality of the trans population in Brazil in 2025/2026
"The profile of the victims follows a worrying pattern," writes columnist Sara York.
Copacabana: Britney Spears will make a comeback in Copacabana.
The show takes place on May 2nd and was first announced by Fábia Oliveira.
The rain of tragedies: from Cláudio Castro and Yuri Moura, to the Bolsonaro march and the lightning strike in Brasília.
Sara Yor analyzes the judicialization of memory, tragedies foretold, and institutional silencing.
"Why do you need the quota?": the simple question that is changing how Brazil evaluates trans quotas.
From the classroom to the national debate, a question inaugurates a new ethic in the processes of hetero-identification.
Psychoanalysts denounce the sale of credentials and the trivialization of clinical practice.
According to psychoanalysts, the proposal represents a serious departure from the ethical and clinical foundations of psychoanalysis.