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He doesn’t conceal his face during protests and is outspoken against Ngo.Īfter Ngo first tweeted about Ferreira, Ferreira said, Ngo’s right-wing followers made videos posting Ferreira’s home address. Ferreira is a 38-year-old, 4’2″, 120-pound man with severe osteogenesis imperfecta, a brittle bone disease that has caused him over 500 broken bones in his life.
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