In one of the largest and most massive Pride marches ever, nearly a million people of all ages filled the streets of Buenos Aires. Two weeks before the runoff election, they marched with the slogan "Not one more cut, not one less right."
Flavio Rapisardi, along with other comrades, recalls the first Pride march in Buenos Aires. “In all these years, we have never been aligned with the fascist right wing that now has candidates running for office. That’s why the slogan is clear: ‘Not one more austerity measure. Not one less right.’”
“Comprehensive sex education has always been narrated from a white perspective,” say the authors of Kachkanchikraqmi. The book, which stems from LGBT+ and Indigenous journeys, proposes an intercultural perspective of active anti-racist agency and seeks to influence classrooms and feminist movements.
Why the book Our Codes is a contribution to the symbolic and historical construction of trans memory.
This march is a unique, plurinational and trans-ville event, which precedes the LGBTI+ Pride march in the capital city.
They were stopped for a traffic violation and when they realized they were gay, the insults and beatings began.
With precision and sensitivity, Belén Mentasti's literary debut transports us to the intimacy of a teenager who defies gender norms and questions her identity.
One year after the approval of a reform to ban so-called "conversion therapies," social media users spread misinformation about sex reassignment surgeries.
The on-site inspection of the territory where Rafael Nahuel, a 22-year-old Mapuche man, was murdered in 2017 proved invaluable in the pursuit of justice.
It described the incident as "a chase with gunfire up the mountain" involving at least "130 bullets fired with the intent to kill."
Interview with Silvia Juárez, from the Women for Peace organization, about the government's alliances with churches.
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