Mulheres Classe e Raça

Djamila Ribeiro, a voz da consciência negra feminina no Brasil

11.18.16

By Ana Flávia Oliveira

One email. One story. Every week. Sign up for the VICE newsletter.

By signing up, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy & to receive electronic communications from VICE Media Group, which may include marketing promotions, advertisements and sponsored content.

See All

The Latest

Screenshot: Nintendo

Gaming

With the Switch 2, Nintendo Has a Chance to Bring Back One of Its Most Revolutionary Features

A long-lost feature could actually inspire me to take my Switch 2 outside, if only Nintendo would bring it back.

11 hours ago

By Matt Vatankhah
Screenshot: Shaun Cichacki

Gaming

Waypoint Weekend Episode 11: Hyper Gambling XIV — GOD DOG Edition

Guess what; it’s time for another episode of Waypoint Weekend, where we find out what everyone here is jumping into and playing!

11 hours ago

By Shaun Cichacki, Anthony Franklin II, Matt Vatankhah, and Dwayne Jenkins
Screenshot: Nerd Island Studios, LLC

Gaming

I Always Dreamed Of a Proper ‘Battlebots’ Game, and ‘Robot Rumble 2’ May Be Exactly What I Need in My Life

‘Robot Rumble 2’ takes my love of all things electrical and destructive, twisting them into one package, but I need to see how things work.

12 hours ago

By Shaun Cichacki
Collage by VICE

Shopping

Brains vs. Braun? How About Both? Braun’s Series 9 Beard Trimmer, Reviewed

Just like the classic action film Face/Off, the Braun Series 9 can radically transform the face that looks back at you in the mirror. I’d even say it’s the best my hairy mug has used yet.

12 hours ago

By Matt Jancer
(Screenshot via Tom MacDonald / YouTube)

Music

Tom MacDonald’s New Rap Song With Roseanne Barr Is Pretty Awful

Tom MacDonald’s new song about Donald Trump’s reelection is called “Daddy’s Home” because Tom is confident enough in his manhood that he isn’t afraid to call another grown man he’s not related to “Daddy.”

13 hours ago

By Stephen Andrew Galiher

Djamila Ribeiro, a voz da consciência negra feminina no Brasil