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Orgasms for everyone: exploration and education
International Female Orgasm Day aims to raise awareness about women's pleasure and sexuality, after years of invisibility. It also extends to trans, non-binary, intersex, and older adult people.
“Rapid-onset gender dysphoria”: a theory without scientific basis that spreads fear and misinformation
Who is behind the lobby to place the false syndrome of "rapid onset gender dysphoria" on the media and political agenda of Latin America?
Trans activist Megan Kerr, run over at Pride Parade in Tegucigalpa
“I was inches away from that car running me over and breaking my legs,” said Megan Kerr, from Arcoíris Honduras.
What is the Malón de la Paz and why is it in Buenos Aires?
Led by women from different indigenous communities, the Third Peace March stood in front of the Courts with a demand that brings together more than 400 communities from Jujuy.
Telúrica Agency, a journalistic outlet created from the territories by indigenous women and diverse groups
A plurinational news agency created by indigenous women and diverse people from different towns in Argentina and Uruguay.
They acknowledge that Caster Semenya was discriminated against, but she still cannot compete
The International Association of Athletics Federation banned him from competing because he had high testosterone levels.
Alok V Menon, between edge and tenderness, to blow up genres
Poet, writer, orator, and a revolution in the world of fashion, this performer shatters all gender stereotypes. Profile and chronicle of his time in Argentina.
Women's World Cup: Yellow and red cards for journalism
The media coverage focuses more on the athletes' personal lives than on the sport itself. There's a lack of gender perspective and an abundance of sexism.
American utopia: trans women flee Central America
Four transgender women who fled Mexico and Central America for the United States recount why they embarked on the migrant journey. With different times and places, they all share the experience of state abandonment and a conservative society that pushed them to seek survival far from Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, and El Salvador.
Miriam Miranda: “The Garifuna populations are fighting against extermination”
The Honduran activist, along with 200 Garifuna people, demanded that the State protect their lives. “They illegally entered our communities and instilled a climate of terror that has no respect for life,” Miranda stated