Patrícia Galvão

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Patrícia Galvão, better known as Pagu, was a Brazilian modernist writer, journalist, and political activist associated with the avant-garde and leftist movements of the early 20th century.

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instanceOf Brazilian modernist
communist
human
journalist
political activist
alsoKnownAs Pagu
countryOfBirth Brazil
countryOfCitizenship Brazil
countryOfDeath Brazil
dateOfBirth 1910-06-09
dateOfDeath 1962-12-12
ethnicGroup Brazilian of Portuguese descent
gender female
genre journalism
novel
political writing
social realism
hasFamilyName Galvão
hasGivenName Patrícia
ideologicallyOpposedTo fascism
languageOfWorkOrName Portuguese
movement Brazilian modernism
Modernism
avant-garde
leftist movements
notableFor being one of the first Brazilian women to be arrested for political reasons
pioneering proletarian literature in Brazil
notableWork Parque Industrial
occupation journalist
political activist
translator
writer
participantIn Brazilian Communist Party activities
Brazilian modernist movement
feminist movement in Brazil
placeOfBirth São João da Boa Vista
placeOfDeath Santos
politicalIdeology Marxism
communism
residence Santos
São Paulo
spouse Oswald de Andrade
workFocus social inequality in Brazil
women's rights
workers' rights

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Oswald de Andrade spouse Patrícia Galvão