These social changes managed to influence the positions, visions and correlation of forces in several parties, unions, social movements and NGOS. Other than that, the June protests managed to politicizing everyday life to eliminate all the things that the government had installed such as institutional racism. On the other hand, the cultural impact were also able to challenge the political cultural apathy, but also initiated a spark, that some called “before and after moment” or “a new beginning.” The cultural impact of these protest have similarities to the mass protest in the 1970s and 1980s, but instead of reinforce democracy, the people wanted to have more structural development in Brazil, which in return have created two camps of political movements: the progressive camp, which leans towards the left and the reactionary camp, which are leaning to the right.