Amara Moira
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Amara Moira | |
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| Born | 26 February 1985  |
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| Occupation | Teacher |
Amara Moira (born 26 February 1985) is a Brazilian writer, literature professor and activist.[1] Moira has a PhD in literary theory from the State University of Campinas[2] and became the first trans woman to obtain the degree from the university using her social name.[1]
Her name is inspired by Homer's Odyssey, in which the Moirai were seers who foresaw a bitter (amara) fate for Ulysses.[3]