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Jean Wyllys says deputy made homophobic comment inside Congress bathroom

the federal deputy Jean Wyllys (PSOL-RJ) declared, in a session of the Human Rights and Minorities Commission of the Chamber of Deputies, which was broadcast on TV Câmara, that he suffered homophobia inside the Congress bathroom.

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According to the deputy, he was in the Congress cafe when another congressman entered the bathroom and mocked him.

The deputy, whose name Jean never mentioned, reportedly said: "I'm from the time when fagots knew their place." He also did not say whether or not he refuted the homophobic comment.

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The fact is that this moment exemplifies Jean's recent speech for SBT's Conexão Repórter program, which said that Congress is also a space of institutionalized prejudice. "In other words, in his time a 'faggot' could not run shoulder to shoulder in the National Congress." 

Apart from the Alagoas 24 H website, there was no repercussion about Jean Wyllys' statement in the press.

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