Erika Hilton Alleges Paid Political Drive Behind Online Hate After Taking Women’s Rights Chair

Her on-air claim of financed attacks draws calls for evidence.

Overview

In a TV Cultura interview, Erika Hilton said far-right social accounts paid to boost hostile posts and cited a dossier naming elected officials as funders.
News coverage of the interview noted she offered no public proof to substantiate the financing claim.
She said the uproar shifted attention away from the commission’s agenda on digital safety for women, women’s health, neonatal care, and childbirth.
She criticized uneven enforcement of a Supreme Court ruling that treats transphobia and anti‑LGBTQ bias as the crime of racism.
Hilton, the first trans woman to lead the Chamber’s women’s rights commission, kept the role and pressed schools for clear protocols after a reported rape case in Sorocaba.