LUANA GALDINO SAID: "I’m tired of being the black superwoman that think never gets tired".

They made us a fortress … and we are, above all, for each one of us and not so that we can overcome all that this world submits us to. We can simply say: No! I’m tired of living with the stigma that I don’t get tired, that I don’t feel pain and that I overcome anything, any moral or physical aggression, with a greater facility compared to a white woman (data already exist that prove that black women receive less anesthesia in childbirth, for example).  Black women were born to be the scum of the earth, but we are the peak. I learned to resist, but I didn’t learn to be crazy, and I’m not obliged to be.