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First signs of coming out: A chapter in the biography of Carlos Jáuregui
"Pride: Carlos Jáuregui. A Political Biography" by Mabel Bellucci has been reissued. We share an excerpt about the context of sexual rights at the beginning of democracy.
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Transgender employment quota: “The enactment of a law is necessary and urgent”
The Women and Diversity Committee of the Argentine Chamber of Deputies met yesterday for the second time this year to discuss bills on labor inclusion and quotas for transgender and transvestite people. Currently, there are 11 initiatives in Congress that address this urgent issue affecting one of the most vulnerable groups, using diverse strategies.
“For families of trans children, we are driven by love tinged with fear.”
When I hear the cries of my trans and travesti sisters, I want to run and hug them. In them, I see my daughter screaming in despair, and so, continuing to stand and fight becomes very difficult.
A law promoting the inclusion of transvestite and transgender people in the workplace has begun to be debated in Congress.
Photo: Presentes Archive. The Women and Diversity Commission of the Argentine Chamber of Deputies held its first virtual meeting to analyze various draft laws regarding access to and quotas for transgender and transvestite people in the workplace. Representatives from LGBTQ+ organizations participated. Mónica Macha, president of the Women and Diversity Commission…
One year after the ruling against Mariana Gómez: “We demand justice with a gender perspective”
Mariana Gómez was given a one-year suspended prison sentence after being assaulted by a police officer. The homophobic ruling was appealed.
"Being the son of"
Although Father's Day is a commercial holiday, imposed by capitalism, it deeply affects this dad, who must demonstrate every minute what place he occupies in this society.
"Being the son of"
Although Father's Day is a commercial holiday, it deeply affects this dad, who must demonstrate every minute what place he occupies in this society.
It was a transvesticide: two years after the historic sentence for the murder of Diana Sacayán
This comic explains why the June 18, 2018 ruling that sentenced the perpetrator of the transvesticide of Diana Sacayán to life imprisonment is historic.
Thinking about journalism in the heat of our dissident struggles
We often see that the hegemonic media stage an idea of the world giving importance to the privileged class.
“Racism is not a feeling, it is a fact and it takes lives.”
Sandra Chagas, Afro-Candombera activist and lesbian: "It is still not understood that racism is a scourge that affects us all and that we cannot overcome it alone: society has to understand this."