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Aymara and Quechua Identities in LGBTI+ Pride Month
At a time that requires decolonial responses to a patriarchal, denialist history, sisters from Bolivia tell us about their identities.
Immoral: An archive of sexual diversity in the narrative of Chronicle and popular media
"Amorals" is an exhibition that documents how the popular Argentine press portrayed sexual diversity. With its complexities, sensationalism, and contradictions, it can be seen at the Museum of the Book and Language until the end of the year.
How is LGBT+ Pride Month celebrated in Mexico?
Marches, workshops, parties, and fairs to commemorate Pride in Mexico. We'll tell you about the activities taking place throughout the country this month.
Activist Michel Castro was missing for ten days and was found murdered.
She had attended the LGBT pride march in Jalisco. Her family and local organizations are demanding that it be investigated as a hate crime.
Mapuche women under house arrest were released
The Mapuche spiritual leader Betiana Colhuan, Romina Rosas, and Luciana Jaramillo were released from prison and signed their freedom documents. Hours earlier, Celeste Ardaiz Guenumil had been freed by a ruling of the Court of Cassation. "They will never be able to imprison our ancient spirits. Free women and free territories deserve to live."
Mexico: 87 LGBTI+ people murdered in 2022, according to Letra S report
The data was published on the International Day Against LGBT-Hate. According to the report, the rate of crimes against trans women is more than double the rate of femicides.
Histórika: a cultural, political and transfeminist commitment in Chiapas
A transfeminist collective runs a cultural hostel for women and gender non-conforming people. It's a project based on collective, community-based, and artistic work.
They reject the inauguration of a senator and a councilman accused of child sexual abuse.
Organizations marched in Asunción to draw attention to child sexual abuse, in rejection of the inauguration of Senator-elect Rafael Esquivel and Councilor-elect Luis Fernando Ramos.
Agreement between the State and the Mapuche people: detained indigenous women closer to freedom
"We are satisfied, but there is no sense of victory until we see that our lamngen are free."
Mexico: In two weeks there were four hate crimes in Veracruz and Puebla
Discrimination continues to rise and led to violent incidents during May. The role of organized crime.