In Honduras, LGBTI+ people cannot donate blood: Eliza's story
“This regulation has been in place since 1999 and is completely outdated. They treat us like garbage and with contempt.”
“This regulation has been in place since 1999 and is completely outdated. They treat us like garbage and with contempt.”
Neuquén, in southern Argentina, became the first city in the world to have a trans "neighborhood".
Opening a book is like opening a door to desire. This is the invitation Emma Barrandéguy extends to us in Habitaciones, a lesbian fiction novel written in epistolary form, reissued by La Parte Maldita.
A project seeks to declare August 12 as the Day of Visibility of the Rights of People Living with HIV+ in commemoration of the birth of Roberto Jáuregui.
Why the transfeminicide of María Conchita Alonso is crucial to the LGBT+ memory of Guatemala. Pilar Salazar reconstructs the history from the first Pride marches to the Sexual Diversity and Gender Identity Parade.
Artists and activists share what it's like to be a non-binary person and how they live their identity in everyday life in Latin America.
This week, the news again featured talk of a "cure for AIDS." Besides failing to distinguish between HIV and AIDS, these headlines spread misinformation.
Displacements in El Salvador due to gender identity and sexual orientation increased by 50% in the last year.
Chicas Poderosas asked us for three tips to improve the treatment of stories and news about sexual diversity.
Besides the rainbow flag – a global symbol of Pride – there are other flags representing sexual diversity. What do their colors and symbols mean?