Maíra Medeiros, in her show "Nunca Te Pedi Nada," discusses the persistence of sexist attitudes and jokes among men during quarantine. She criticizes the trivialization of domestic violence and machismo, highlighting the importance of shared household responsibilities. Medeiros also addresses the issue of domestic violence increasing during quarantine and provides resources for assistance. Throughout, she encourages laughter as a coping mechanism and invites viewers to share their experiences with male 'mimimi' (whining) during this period.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is about "macho mimimi" in quarantine.
2. Maíra Medeiros is the creator of the video.
3. The video is a commentary on men who make sexist or misogynistic comments.
4. Maíra has a book called "This Book is a Woman's Thing".
5. She has a playlist of videos that comment on "scumbag male mimimi".
6. Maíra discusses the topic of domestic violence during the quarantine.
7. She mentions that the rate of domestic violence increases during the quarantine.
8. She provides numbers for people to call in case of domestic violence: 180, 190, and (11) 3275-8000 for São Paulo.
9. Maíra talks about the importance of sharing information and helping each other during the quarantine.
10. She encourages people to report signs of domestic violence and to support each other.
11. The video is a way for Maíra to make fun of sexist and misogynistic comments and to bring attention to important issues.
12. The video is part of a series of commentaries on "scumbag male mimimi".
13. Maíra's channel is called "Nunca Te Pedi Nada".