The word "funa" didn't originate on Twitter or TikTok, but on the street. Today we face another term: "cancellation," which emerged in the United States. They are related but very different phenomena.
In Perfect Beasts: The Lucio Case, Mariana Komiseroff recounts, through non-fiction, one of the stories that shocked Argentina. In this interview, she analyzes violence against children, going beyond the stigma. “It’s a political moment in which hatred of children comes from the State.”.
The advanced process of gentrification in Mexico directly threatens access to housing for LGBT people. The role of activism and the concern surrounding the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Activists and families of transgender and transvestite teenagers mobilized in front of Congress to demand the rejection of Milei's decrees that modified the Gender Identity Law. They succeeded in getting the bill debated this Wednesday, September 17, in the Chamber of Deputies. Among other issues, legislators will discuss the President's vetoes of the Pediatric Emergency and University Funding laws.
This collaborative guide contains the coordinates of Pride marches and activities in different parts of the country.
Access to sports for LGBT people has historically been difficult. At both the amateur and professional levels, the need for safe and violence-free spaces is creating new opportunities, leagues, and competitions.
Sofía Fernández was found dead in a police station in April 2023. Of the ten police officers involved in an investigation marred by irregularities—including the deletion of more than 190 messages from Sofía's cell phone—only one will go to trial. Family members and activists went to the San Isidro Courts to demand that the dismissals be overturned.
“We will never allow our history and our Pride to justify the suffering of others,” writes Raúl Caporal. This is in reference to Palestine and based on Casa Frida’s experience working with LGBTQ+ refugees.
On International Indigenous Women's Day, Moira Millán, a Mapuche warrior, denounces racism and the cruelty of those in power against Indigenous peoples. And she explains why they are on alert.
September 5th is commemorated as Indigenous Women's Day in honor of Bartolina Sisa, an Aymara woman who fought against the Spanish empire.
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