Mulheres Negras 2015, posso apenas partilhar a emocao que ainda toma conta de mim. Ali vi milhares de mulheres que assim como eu tem dedicado a sua vida a lutar por justica e igualdade para nosso povo. Vi nossas mais velhas e nossas mais novas caminhando juntas, segurando as faixas que representavam nossas reivindicacoes. Marchar lado a lado com tantas irmas traz uma sensacao grande de pertencimento e de solidariedade. Nos traz tambem a lembranca a forca e coragem que nos acompanham e que permite que mulheres negras sejam a forca motriz do Brasil por mais de cinco seculos. Nossas pautas, nada mais sao do que a somatoria daquilo que nos aflige no cotidiano. Ali marchamos todas juntas pelo bem da comunidade que temos gerado, nao apenas em nossos ventres, mas tambem em nossa mente, em nossa alma e nos nossos coracoes.Artigo publicado originalment no portal AfroBrasileiros: http://www.afrobrasileiros.net.br/det.asp?cod=121&caminho=mulherMore than 50 thousand Women went to Brasilia (capital of Brazil) to denounce racism, sexism and violence that affect us and to present requests to solve these problems.Last Wednesday, November 18, Brasilia stopped when facing Black Women strength. There, around 50 thousand Black women marched as protagonists of their history followed by their allies that included women from other ethnicities, Black men and activists from different social movements.The March had as main goal the struggle against Racism, Violence and for a well living, and it was the result of a mobilization that happened for more than one year. Started by organizations that are part of the Brazilian Black Womens movement, the March focused in to denounce the violence that reach us in an intersectional way, considering that we are those that never will be only women or only Black, but as the opposite we are the base of the pyramids of afflictions that affect our people.Enhanced by the role of our party day, Black women from different scenes marched together peacefully, celebrating a same goal. There, we had walking side by side, Black women who are: heterosexual, lesbian, transgender, bisexual; from Afro Brazilian religions, atheists, catholic, evangelical; overweight, slim; with disabilities or not, young and elder, and also Black children and families representing a generational exchange. All them with the same goal: to denounce the exclusion of our bodies that still persists in the society.In the sound trucks, authorities such as the Minister of Human Rights, Women and Racial Equality Nilma Lino Gomes, the UN women directors Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka and the Consul of France, Ms. Alexandra Loras got together with other activists voices to demonstrate the importance of the mobilization of the women who were there.The March was crowned by a meeting of the Black womens leadership and the president of Brazil Dilma Roussef, where they were able to present important points that were caught during the preparation to the national march in each state.Among the speeches of the participants, the official song of the March was echoing in the cars. The lyric created by MC Luana Hansen was narrating the motivation of those who decided to be there. With a chorus that says I