A São Paulo exhibition, a prizewinning film and a new book are recasting Brazil's millions of domestic workers as central figures in its history and art.
Brazil · Culture
Key Facts
—The moment. An exhibition, a film and a book are putting Brazil’s domestic workers center stage.
—The show. The São Paulo exhibition honors the pioneering labor organizer Laudelina de Campos Mello.
—The scale. Brazil has roughly six million domestic workers, the vast majority women.
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