Meet Brazilian models, activists and a feminist rapper fighting sexual harassment

Beyond Beauty with Grace Neutral - Series two: Brazil. Part three: Meet Brazilian models, activists and a feminist rapper fighting sexual harassment.
In our final episode of Beyond Beauty, Grace Neutral meets the Brazilian women fighting for expression within challenging surroundings by attending a gig of female rapper Lay, she meets the individuals leading the charge against male objectification, revolutionising beauty norms in the process. There may be a long way to go, but these women are pushing boundaries of acceptance in Brazil - and beyond.
Director Nick Walters
Producer Declan Higgins
Global Executive Producers Eloise King, Ravi Amaratunga
Local Producer Pauline Gras
Associate Producer Kate Villevoye
Researcher Regina Lemaire-Costa
Director of Photography Tom Seal
Sound Recordist Marcus Caparelli
Editor Paul Frankl
Colourist Nick Walters
Sound Mix Guy Chase
Production Manager Lauran Clark
Production Coordinator Laura Carter
Music LAY, 5Pra1, Josbi, Jingle Punks
Commercial Creative Director Bunny Kinney
Head of Production Bree Horn
Vice Brazil Roberta Cunha
Associate Producer Tom Ivin
Researcher Stephen Isaac-Wilson
Junior Researcher Lily Rose Thomas
Head of Post Production Daniel Elias
Post Production Manager Tom Lynch
Post Production Administrator Laura Davidson
Post Production Coordinator Regina Lemaire-Costa
Translator Sara Galvao
Music Supervisor Alex Benge
Rights & Clearances Cristina Lombardo
Studio Manager Polly Williams
Motion Graphics Director Steve Gurr
Junior Designer Rebecca Hopkins
Special Thanks Catsu Collective, Biju Belinky, Thais Mendes @ Squad Models, Rita Lobo, Gaia Lutz, Marie Joelle Declercq
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[@violatecrystal254]

MORE please ID take grace everywhere in the world this is the best series I saw

[@isma2557]

Yeees!

[@ContestedKoala]

Violate Crystal agreed!

[@aishablaze6654]

Violate Crystal !!!!!! reason why I'm subscribed!

[@ashann7085]

Violate Crystal indeed this is the only reason I subscribed because she makes amazing and inspiring documentary

[@evanmoskovoy6072]

Agree on that!

[@bbyjcky1]

This brazillian rapper SLAYYYYS . And i NEVER use that stupid term.

[@TheGreatIndoors1979]

LIKE, LITERALLY, NEVER... *vocal fry*

[@eliselapuce]

I guess all AAVE is stupid in your vision. Great.

[@SuperMiley1994]

YASSSS

[@bbyjcky1]

Haru is Jjang What? Why does there always have to be that one person...? Im talking about the term " slays" as in " Damn she slayed my life !!!!"

[@eliselapuce]

Txxjac Yes I know. And that's AAVE. And if you think that's stupid, well sorry to say (well not really sorry), but you're part of the problem. People talk shit about AAVE all the time, yet they don't realize how it's, again, slamming Black culture because it's "lesser" than, too "ghetto" or whatever reason. You might not be doing that consciously, but it's still a problem. Intent vs. impact. Yet this video and other Grace Neutral is doing is all about learning to embrace other culture, other beauty standard, other race as beautiful too. You're kind missing the point by saying "slay" is stupid. You're not exactly at fault, that's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is that we have to become aware of system of oppression we take part in, by the smallest thing, by the microagression we do with even thinking about it. AAVE is valid, it's not stupid.

[@mari-ou6yh]

I really need to say how thankful I am for i-D and Grace to be doing this because being a latin american country with a bunch of political and economical issues usually means not having a voice to be heard worldwide. Not even just that, but this shows a lot how the world's view of our country reflects on us because black brazilian women are invisible when it comes to their rights, and at the same time extremely sexualized, on the rest of the world and over here too. Our own vision of the country and the women here is very shitty and it has been going on since fucking colonization but I'm so glad we have these girls who are really changing the game and raising their voices for this new generation. (A situação na verdade ta tão ruim que a gente tem que agradecer gringo - que durante tanto tempo cagou por aqui - por nos dar espaço de fala. Vamo melhorar isso aí.)

[@fabian_brito]

Se essas minas se destacam aki ninguém iria deixar elas em paz. Já iam xingá-las por serem feministas, esquerdistas chamar de petistas e por aí vai.

[@mari-ou6yh]

Aí que ta né isso já acontece, fora que esse destaque num espaço maior e além da internet é bem difícil de acontecer considerando quem controla a mídia aqui

[@Hlidskialf]

é o que a mulher la no começo do vídeo disse, o importante são as novas gerações aprenderem a se questionar e não aceitar nada de ninguém. Não vai mudar nada em 10~20 anos, mas daqui umas 2~3 gerações talvez já tenha dado uma diminuída bruta. O importante é continuar falando e conversando sobre isso tudo.

[@vgee3991]

Only raising their voices for " this new generation " or others too ?

[@aoam9194]

Mariana sad but true

[@CrisValentina88]

Seriously, THIS is a true feminist.

[@evahendaque]

Their style is dope. I'm going on a natural hair journey and this has inspire me even more to cut my hair and start this new project I've been planning. I can't wait to visit BRAZIL. OWN YOUR FEMINISM✊🏿✨. This is beyond beautiful ❤️!

[@matteoj226]

I'm a man and Grace is an absolute hero of mine.

[@edilenedasilva3446]

O machismo ta em cada canto desse mundo, e o Brasil é um lugar cheio disso. Admiro mto a lay e toda mulher negra feminista militante e brasileira, precisa de muita força pra ir de encontro com essa ideia machista e racista. Meu orgulho de ser mulher é grande, o movimento feminista é um movimento lindo. Ser feminista é militar pela igualdade de genero, igualdade que temos direito, que todos tem direito. É engraçado que a galera se choca e vai contra quando vê uma mulher fazendo do SEU corpo o que ela quer. Ter uma indústria pornográfica que exibe a mulher de jeitos mais animalescos possíveis nao é algo escandaloso, mas uma mulher que resolve por si só, nao usar sutiã ou deixar seus pelos do corpo crescer é um escândalo? ahh vai lavar a casa da cachorra! (Nataly linda mesmo, babadeira, arrazô)

[@edilenedasilva3446]

queria poder escrever isso em ingles pros gringos mente do tamanho de uma ervilha que estão comentando besteira aqui, mas levaria séculos, meu ingles é um cocô.

[@queridaidiotice]

fiquei tão feliz com esses vídeos aqui no Brasil.

[@Tekity]

Tiffany Martins é do bonde e curte Nataly! Muito amor

[@valeriagabrielalauxen2776]

"Machismo is everywhere in this world, and Brazil is full of it. I really admire Lay and every black feminist militant brazilian woman, you need a lot of strength to go against against the male chauvinist e racism. I'm really proud of being a woman, the feminist movement is beautiful. Being feminist is fighting for gender equality, equality of rights, which everyone has (deserves). It's funny that people freak out and go against women doing what they want with their own bodies. The porn industry that displays women in the more animalistic ways possible isn't a scandal, but a woman that thinks by herself, doesn't wear a bra or just doesn't shave is a scandal? pfft, go f*** yourself! (Natality is gorgeous)" Closest to a translation! Tentei, hehe

[@BeaHopes]

this is the kind of feminism that should be promoted all around the world.. Women with real problems of harassment.. not hugh mongus type of women that are offended by even inhaling air next to a man. I truly hope in brazil, gradually things will get better for women there.You go girls!

[@luce9470]

Bea Hopes yesss! yesss!

[@LuBecker1]

Dear... Men here say that feminism in Brazil is useless, because apparently we've already conquered all our civil rights (and that would be awesome if all our theoretical rights actually applied to our everyday reality). They say here that we, women, have no battles to fight for, that we should be glad for not being treated horribly as middle east women who get spanked for not using hijabs. Our problems here are usually taken lightly. So, as you can see, everywhere there are women fighting battles, and there are also people demeaning their struggle. So, to you, the complains of women where you live must be frivolous and silly, but that's also what they try to make us believe here in Brazil. Even if the foreign media shows that Brazil is one of the most sexist countries, where women suffer from rape, demeaning and domestic violence too often, men here often say: "that's not what I do, so that's not the truth, these are thoughts of feminists playing victims' roles". So, thanks for your concern, but broaden your view, cause that's something we ask everyday for brazilian men (and even some women too) to do, but the more the days pass, the more they make me really want to believe that I'm only fighting against windmills, just so that I can rest from all this hatred, from all this tiring routine of everyday asking and begging "pleeease, look at what's happening outside, look at what's happening in poor communities, at streets, and even at broad day light". That's me only asking for empathy. I do not wish to be better than men, I do not wish to be better than anyone, I only wish for a better city, a better country, a better world for us to live within.

[@orks2]

I think you've got something wrong. Men say that feminism is ludacris in USA or Europe. It's needed in countries like Brazil, muslim countries etc. The cultural and social level is not even comparable.

[@LuBecker1]

That was my point, men in many places say feminism is ludacris and compare themselves to countries in which sexism is far worse. I'm Brazilian and believe me when I say, most men here think feminism is unnecessary in our country, cause we've got the same civil rights as men, so we have "nothing to fight for". Also, they say that all the rapes, abuses and demeaning of women has nothing to do with sexism, but only about the abuser himself being a bad person, and that here sexism is not a "thing" anymore. You see, probably everywhere men are ridiculing feminism, so that women will shut up and say nothing anymore to "annoy" them. :(

[@orks2]

I know nothing of state in Brazil. So I can't comment on that. I'm from Europe and I've lived over years in countless countries here. Here there is absolute equility i believe that with all my heart. I'm an uncle to 3 girls and I can say with certainty that they live in a great society where ultimately they will have all the same opportnities men have. There very, very few instances where in our culture women have less rights. So when we get an occasional wave of feminists, my personal experience (and you must agree experience is a great teacher) teaches me that feminists have rational or critical thinking skills, are mostly dogmatic and have no clue on what are they even fighting for and often don't contribute to the society. Now this is my experience in Europe, if Brazil is as bad as you say, hell you need a movement to change it but It's cultural so It's not gonna change over night.

[@lydiakmntr9663]

I really loved those , I just hope the girls in it don't get targeted because of it, seems tough to be a girl there :(

[@pandapanda3911]

Is more though here whem you're gay,like,the harassment get worse

[@MrBrowni234]

well Brazil has the largest gay population ratio in the entire world so its not so surprising that gays get harrassed less

[@pandapanda3911]

Wrong We get harrassed every day Doesn't chaged at all

[@priscillamontalvao8442]

lydia k almost half of all the murder cases of gays in the world happen in Brazil

[@iridiaobs]

is tough to be a girl in the whole world ma fren

[@ciarapatel9268]

Hey, sorry for my english. Im not from the english speaking countries I'm South Asian. but..I LOVE THIS VIDEO. My fellow women and men speaking up for themselves instead of sitting down. I would love to watch one of these videos in maybe India,Sri Lanka or the rest of the South Asian countries, because I know there is a lot of critics against dark skin people, I mean there is bleaching products, and young girls are using them, to become ''fair and lovely'' (the products name). I would love to see a video, if there is a little majority of people fighting against these issues. Also like LGBTQ communities, and the fact that women are 'below' men. There was this big case in India called the ''2012 Delhi gang rape'' it was in a bus. A girl was gang raped, the girl died later on and the men behind it was interviewed, and they weren't even sorry, they were justifying it by saying ''Well what was a woman doing out at that time?'' Somebody really needs to 'expose' the South Asian countries, because people think it's all like in bollywood and curry yaay. Like no. This was all over the place, but I just had to get it out. But Hats off to all the Grace Neutral videos on here, I really love them.

[@imashortminimidget]

Something so soothing about Grace, I'd known about her for ages through her work as a tattoo artist, but seeing her in this new light really makes you appreciate her more! She never passes judgment, forever optimistic and truly listens to what people are saying and doesn't just make assumptions. Please let Grace travel the world and show us what is happening!

[@_barbiechocolat]

Grace Neutral e Nataly Néri no mesmo lugar é demais pra mim ❤

[@JulianaAlves00]

Quar morro.

[@atabeyrivera1702]

Julier Reis how do I find the rapper!!!!? I want to hear her music!

[@_barbiechocolat]

Atabey Rivera facebook.com/laydirty/

[@atabeyrivera1702]

Julier Reis gracias!!!!

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[@isadoravidal5113]

Quando a nathaly apareceu eu quase dei um grito! Amei forte💙

[@arthurdiniz8970]

SIMMMMMM KKKKKKK

[@iamalrose]

EU TAMBÉM

[@merciacaldeiradonadeli9455]

huahuahu pode crer

[@BIT_BARBARA]

Quase morri do coração 💚

[@Pennynats]

can we get more series like this please!!! FUCKING FANTASTIC

[@clothdoll]

I really enjoyed this series (and the last one in South Korea), and I think Grace is a wonderful host. She asks intelligent questions with a nonjudgmental, open minded warmth, and I appreciate that a lot. More, please!

[@gracelm623]

Omg please take grace everywhere I love this series

[@vampirica89]

Different cultures are so inspiring, thank you for making these videos!

[@larasofiabgj]

grace and natalie!!! oh my god!! so amazing!! this was incredible i'm so happy for this seried

[@larasofiabgj]

series*

[@emoemi666]

fuck, i love these series ! so well shot, too much beauty !!!!

[@TarynLee-rl7qf]

Wow, this series is so eye opening and interesting!!! I appreciate u making this ☺️

[@Salam.2000-]

Grace is so sweet and open minded, as always. 😤😢🙄❤👏👏✊

[@m1kamikachu]

I'm Brazilian, this video represents me! ♥ Lovely xx!

[@julianneisonline]

Micaela Ramos Brasileira aqui também! Represent 👏🏼🌹

[@akeenafrina4636]

I dont want this series to stop

[@danielgarciaurrutia5681]

wow so SAD read these comments.... like can you focus on the real issue of this video.

[@bragiolag]

i need to share this video, not just because i am an brazilian guy, but because i feel that power from my people. and every day we learn how to become more resilient, like these womans.

[@gi-kt5em]

COMO EU SÓ DESCOBRI ESSA SÉRIE AGORA? É MARAVILHOSO,E A GRACE É DO CARALHO,MEU DEUS!

[@AbsolutelyRuwaydah]

I love this doc series, Grace Neutral is life

[@lolamento4511]

I love this serie and how grace face the problematics around beauty in the countries. I recomend her to do it in Medellin, Colombia, the "drug trafficking beauty" and how the violence left a beauty legacy because of the time of Pablo Escobar. It could be a nice place to interview.

[@mariahromero9070]

This series is wonderful.

[@leesilva9597]

FUCKING AMAZING SERIES... As an expat brazilian living in the UK for about half of my life, it's a relief to see revolution happening from each corner of Brasil... Indeed Revolution starts at home!!!!

[@bendriverAK1]

I fucking love this show. Thanks for showing our country as he really is.

[@dem3nt1]

Eu acho q deveria aparecer a Conká aí, Pq ela é outra q representa as mulheres

[@BruubsM]

Isa Germanotta é que ela já tem um documentário assim com a Conka

[@mauraraysamonteiro37]

Hahaha e hoje a gente sabe que não representa mais... 🤷‍♀️

[@pliniosantos1761]

@@mauraraysamonteiro37 representa sim, por causa dela percebi o quanto o Brasil e racista

[@yeet4838]

grace neutral bringing the fucking goods, this series is amazing.

[@abi3268]

This is honestly so incredible. Grace is an amazingly insightful and beautiful person and I'd love to see more of this series for sure!

[@sailorliz003]

I absolutely love Grace! This is my favorite series. There is so much beauty in this world being overshadowed by the media. I never new how amazing these women are and what they stand for.

[@libraryofthelabyrinth]

I love this series. thank you id.

[@nahlongos2]

Can't believe it's over !!!! Nataly is a true inspiration, it's a shame you didn't have more time to talk to her, she's so intelligent and so young 💜

[@Charline-Venefica]

Can't wait for the next Beyond Beauty series ! Grace, you rock !

[@jetziiophelia9757]

Grace Neutral is such an amazing inspiration. ♡ And so are all of the beautiful people she gets too meet from Brazil too Korea and everywhere in between. ♡

[@sarahnunnin3435]

They just keep getting better and better, and I thought they were already the best they could be! Please keep giving us more of Grace and anything to individuality. 💋

[@atlcovers2686]

Hi I'm from Colombia. I'm very exited about this youtube channel. I really love it and I wanna see more of this. I hope someday youll visit Colombia. Thank you staff for make it happen.

[@Flavia-ti2qp]

I just LOVE this series and love Grace so much, i-D is fckn awesome. I'm glad to see you guys are running away from Brazilian old stereotypes of happiness, cause at this moment, happiness is all we don't have here. Talking about feminism, the only thing I missed in this series was some mention about our first woman president, Dilma Rousseff, taken down from the power in a sad, shameful and sexist coup. She was elected in 2014 with more than 54 million votes, but this year she was impeached with no reason by a conservative congress of religious, moralist and corrupt men. Brazil is living now a grouth of fascism, with a nocive mainstream media teasing people to hate more and more. Unfortunately my English is not that good, but The Intercept, with Glenn Greenwald, is doing an excellent coverage in English about whats happening here. Women, as always, are some of the most affected victims in a moment like this. Brazil right now is pure caos, we are getting back 50 years in time, and resisting is the only way for women here. By taking down our president Dilma, those men took down all Brazilian women. And we'll take a really long time to get up again.

[@palmiraalbinyana4304]

I'm so thankful for i-D and this show for introducing me to LAY. She is amazing.

[@UntitledGogo]

It is a struggle to find words on how amazing this series has been. Really. Thank you.

[@mrsnapoly]

This series was so beautifully made omg!!! As a film-maker student, I hope I can make something as inspiring as this one day. Really good job!! ♥♥♥♥♥

[@ReneOque]

OMG I fucking love Grace and what she's doing in this series! We've gotta show the world that different people exist! I was born and raised in São Paulo and I know how difficult it is for a woman to live here (I have 3 sisters and many girls friends). Keep it up please

[@siorilee5591]

this was such an amazing series! please do more in other countries!

[@JanyllHquez]

I cant stress this enough on how i love grace and this series so much!! Gives you a better look at how other countries view beauty. Thank you I-D you guys rock! I hope they do Dominican Republic!!

[@missksf14182]

You're such an inspiration Grace! Thanks for pushing the boundaries and showcasing so many badass women all over the world!

[@anavilar5647]

I LOVED THIS SERIES!!! I am a brazilian girl and it is wonderful to be able to see my revolutionaries compatriots having a voice in this magazine, thank you Grace, you're beautiful

[@FerRugamaM]

fuck man... grace is a blessing!!! keep her in this channel pleaaaaaaaaaaase!!!

[@emiliaburgos5404]

i-D has such amazing visuals!💕 great photography and edition!! also loving this series with Grace neutral! 💗

[@lydiaholland7137]

grace is a fantastic presenter and the message of these videos is sick! please god never stop making them

[@pagethreemodel]

This was so great. Grace should go to India next lol

[@iammirandapotter]

Grace is such an amazing human.

[@jorgemiguelvieiradeabreuan9501]

I'm so glad with the work that you made in Brazil. I could see so many things that i couldn't achiev before being a small town Brazilian boy. Amazing. Realy amazing. Thank you so much. I love your stile. You inspires me 💙

[@monserratcortes287]

Grace is such a badass please keep these coming !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@joseneto4725]

Congratulations, your work is just super! Showing the other side of Brazil and its diversity is so empowering for people that was used to see themselves as not beautiful. Thank you and all these people in the video for the great job!!!!

[@tabuleirodecoco]

Gosh this so good! Grace and all ID crew, you'll be always welcome here in BR ♥

[@franciellepinheiro5480]

é tão importante ter pessoas que mostram essa realidade, e sendo de outro país é muito importante também. Pois muitas pessoas de fora não conhecem toda essa riqueza que a nossa cultura tem, muitas vezes, nem as de dentro conhecem. Gratidão enorme pelos vídeos, teu trabalho é INCRÍVEL. ps: a edição ta maravilhosa.

[@SupAnAable]

Can you fall in love with a video like literally?? Like every Grace Neutral video is the best thing evaaa

[@samtanna92]

"This body was made to be consumed" what a powerful statement. in a country like Brazil, it must to tough to be a woman where almost everywhere a her physical appearance is being advertised and sold.

[@MonaAli-in2ec]

This was so wonderful to watch - thank you i-D and Grace for showing us these beauties. I'm a refugee from Somalia and grew up in Sweden from the age of 4 years old was really tough as a child. I was getting so much abuse for my skin color and religion. And now I'm being sexualized and exoticised because of my skin because of my confidence. I don't talk much about this with everyone because I've been shut down, people tell me I'm lucky - I live a fabulous life.This is the life I have created for myself and I'm proud but it doesn't mean this bullshit still isn't happening to other young girls. We need to stay together and lift each other up, and not say things like 'well look how you're dressed' no one asks for abuse. And whoever tells you racism or harassment doesn't exist need some serious education and a reality check.

[@eugeniacabrera5552]

love love your series! so inspiring, so motivating. It gives me hope

[@leooliveira15]

Noooooo. So it's over???

[@paivapaiv02]

Where can I listen to Lay's music?!?! She's not on KZbin or Apple Music as far as I can tell. Someone please send a link I want to hear the songs from this video!!

[@adlibby6448]

I can't find her on spotify either. I want to listen to her music!

[@lucasmatheus8839]

search her on youtube , lay mar vermelhor or getto woman.

[@MrCrayoonn]

Veronica Paiva she's on Spotify open.spotify.com/album/6zplVnzTultXLE2KUSXBCD

[@charamckinnon]

She’s on spotify!!

[@kerryjohnson5209]

I am loving this series, I am learning from all the experiences. As a black male I am impacted to see these women fighting! I'm inspired by their strength! Much LOVE ID!! Peace and Grace to you all.

[@MsMarleneA]

I had chills with the greatest smile ever. Tears waiting to fall because of this movement. But to document this on KZbin ... Dios! Epic. ✊👊 More please! Love you Grace. 🌟💕✨

[@WowJustWow37]

This series is so freaking good! Love Grace Neutral!!!

[@nugb5683]

Beautiful, So inspiring how many amazing women there are around the world. Truly refreshing and eye opening. Great work, Grace

[@ninabauer5375]

for those who couldn't find the badass rapper, she goes by the name Laysa on youtube and spotify

[@netocapistrano1602]

I've just found your channel and I'm in love with how much caring and loving you were while doing this. I will defenetily stick around here for more videos, you've got me with this amazing series about my country. Obviously I don't fully understand how these women feel, and what you feel in your country, but I know how hard it is to be an LGBT person here in Brazil, so seen a foreign badass girl noticing and giving attention to what we suffer here is simply wonderful. Thank you so much for this.

[@missrachelsp]

i love following this series with grace neutral Xx :)

[@krayzel]

Grace has such a sweet voice.

[@ArcadesHunter]

WOW! THank you so much for this beautiful documentary here in my country!!!

[@lucianaescobar7803]

Thanks to everyone involved in this.. Thank you thank you thank you..

[@Soso02Soso]

What a great video! I loved it! Grace did an excellent work. Here, in Brazil, not every woman suffers like that (which includes me), but I know and I see everyday women being pushed down by foolish morals of society. Alone, we may not make it, but all together, we sure will. Thank you for this inspiring video, for making me believe more, giving me the will to seek more and more about the truth.

[@TheHoonJin]

triste de ver os comentários de alguns homens sem empatia aqui..

[@Lu-kq5dv]

I like the way in that they presents the several ways of beauty, not judging, just revealing that everyone can express how they feel or think in many ways, all of them are right

[@vahh]

As a Brazilian woman, I feel so proud of all these powerful women I've seen thought this series and so happy because our reality is been shown to the world. Only the women who live here know how hard it is to be respected and treated as a human being here, and not as an object. But we will keep on fighting. it's time for spreading this awful reality to the whole world in order to change it.

[@analuiza5792]

as a Brazilian young girl, I am really glad to see such a good representation of female power figures here in Brazil and I couldn't be any more inspired.

[@ezzb]

Eu preciso do Instagram de todo mundo que participou dessa série de vídeos! Mano do céu! Quanta gente maravilha 💜

[@silvinaanalien7051]

I didn't know till now that the Brazilian ladies has such an styles like they nailed it... Fuck got no words... And about the harassment in sao Paulo place is like it really need a raise a voice so that can every girls can be safe and feel free to walk around... I really loved grace and how shes becoming a voice for several stories..!!

[@Costuela]

Me encantan vuestros videos! Grace y Abdoa, junto a los temas que tratan, son una inspiración para mi! Muchas gracias!

[@LaniMilan]

this is fucking dope, what a movement..

[@deborahweibach3139]

I Love this series so much!!!😍👏realy good job

[@lipglossrickross]

Grace is a REALLY great interviewer, I loved watching this!!

[@funguy945]

The transition at 7:50 was so dope!

[@Rey3518]

Awesome work they doing, great to see young people and specially women speak about stuff that matters. Big congrats to ID

[@sormehsiavoshi4399]

Please go to Iran!!

[@numb7843]

Sormeh Siavoshi hahaha

[@rafael285pc]

Sormeh Siavoshi i don't think she wouldn't be lenting in the country...

[@ItsmeMer.]

Grace is so inspiring her self. Keep the good work up girl!

[@minhaamigaquimica920]

Really loved and appreciated this serie. Congrats for the work!

[@vctr2185]

for me nataly neri is the most wonderful woman in the world, she talk so good about feminism in brazil and about black power, I'll forever always support it

[@giovannamelo.9860]

bro i love these videos. thanks grace, ur awesome

[@franybunny]

I really love your mini series... hope to see a new trip!!!

[@filippavivianne]

I loved this video! So inspiring!

[@beahartemisia5249]

Thank goodness! She came to Brasil! This series are a great resume of what women go through on a daily-basis in Brasil. And I love Grace Neutral even more now for bringing the beauties of my country to worldwide eyes. The new (fascist, fanatic, capitalist and misogynist) government in Brasil is going to try to bring us down, but we won't allow it and we'll fight.

[@Margaux2345]

Grace you are a beautiful woman spreading a beautiful message. Your "fighting the system" attitude gives you such an edge that many can't follow. I find great interest and inspiration from your videos.

[@kc4ril]

Wow so inspiring to see so many women challenging beauty norms by having hairy arm pits!!! So bold and so brave, No need to shave!!!

[@The80thgirl]

gurlllllllll go see karol conka like asp!!! and mc carol also!! they are two singers talking about feminist and what is being a woman in Brazil! and they are getting real famous and popular in here which is great! more and more artists are speaking up about all of ours issues in here, i loved seeing you showing all of this in here!