"Feminine, not feminist". The women who support Flávio

Priscila Faria and Dayene Vital da Silva, conservative women leaders in Brazil, advocate for traditional family values and criticize the left's influence on female voters. They express admiration for Jair Bolsonaro and Michelle Bolsonaro, viewing them as role models. Despite acknowledging the strength of the Workers' Party among women, they argue for the importance of autonomy and reject feminism, emphasizing their Christian beliefs. The women believe that Bolsonaro's presidency has empowered their political views and that Flávio Bolsonaro's leadership is a legitimate continuation of his father's legacy. They also criticize the current first lady, Janja da Silva, for her perceived extravagance and lack of public service.