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LGBT hate attack in Barracas: two women now dead in fire at family hotel
A neighbor attacked two lesbian couples and started a fire in a boarding house in Barracas.
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Butch women in community: what it's like to be a Latina butch
Four stories of butch lesbians who meet every week to build a community of affection, share files, heal wounds and plot escapes from oppression: what is it like to be a butch in Latin America?
Who was María Felicitas Jaime, author of the great Argentine lesbian novel of the 20th century?
María Felicitas Jaime (1950-2017) was a journalist, writer, and feminist activist. A pioneering member of the CHA (Argentine Homosexual Community), she wrote the great lesbian novel of the last century.
Militarization in Ecuador: "LGBTI people are considered suspicious"
Interview with Lía Burbano, a lesbian activist from Ecuador, about how the economic crisis, drug violence, and state of siege affect women and people of sexual diversity.
“Oriana”: a film-tribute to Monique Wittig 30 years after her death
Based on the book "Las guerrilleras", the film is about a group of feminist warriors who take refuge in a Puerto Rican landscape and shows their daily survival through collective inventions.
“Non-binary lesbians exist and we resist”
"We are non-binary people who love from a lesbian perspective." Le Paline, Gizeh Jimenez, and La Mala share their experiences of lesbianism as a diverse space of affection and political resistance.
Why some lesbians don't recognize themselves as women
“Lesbians are not women,” said philosopher and lesbian feminist activist Monique Wittig. The phrase became an emblem. Lesbian activists explain why they do not identify as women and what lesbian identity means to them.
Javiera Mena: “It’s very political to speak openly about love between two women”
Interview with Javiera Mena, Chilean pop singer and LGBT+ icon: "I've always said I'm a lesbian. It's still very political to talk openly about love between two women."
Tortazo: creating and sharing a lesbian community
People don't come to El Tortazo to find certainties, but to put individual experiences into the collective debate and build some common horizons.
The mess has begun in Córdoba
More than 500 lesbian identities came together in Anisacate, Córdoba, at the 2nd lesbian camp.