Police violence, which in Brazilian society has acquired a sense of habit, is starting to become naturalized and tacitly justified, the reason for which does not surprise us and does not repulse us, directed above all against the bodies that our culture identifies as acceptable of being violated: indigenous bodies, black bodies, poor bodies, or miserable bodies, feminine bodies, transgender bodies, non-heterosexual bodies.
La violència policial, que en la societat brasilera ha adquirit una dimensió d'hàbit i ha passat a ser naturalitzada i justificada tàcitament, motiu pel qual no ens sorprèn i no ens indigna, es dirigeix, sobretot, contra els cossos que la nostra cultura identifica com subjectes a ser violentats: cossos indis, cossos negres, cossos pobres o miserables, cossos femenins cisgèneres, cossos transgèneres, cossos no heterosexuals.