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Lesbian mothers in Mexico report that they are being separated from their children.
A newborn daughter and a six-year-old son were illegally separated from their mother for being lesbian. At least ten cases have been reported in different states across the country.
What was the first lesbian scene you saw on television or in a movie?
Lesbian representation in film and television is scarce, fleeting, and problematic. We asked on our social media: What was the first lesbian scene you saw on television or in a film?
Claudia Cabello Hutt: “There were women in the last century who did not submit to the norms”
The researcher is dedicated to studying queer lesbian networks at the beginning of the 20th century.
Lesbian rebellions: rights and love for all
"One way to guarantee the rights of lesbians is, for example, with access to decent employment or other forms of income that allow them economic emancipation and thus prevent them from remaining in places where they are attacked for not having the resources to meet their needs. We must also fight for legislative equality."
In photos: Meeting of women and dissidents in San Luis, more plurinational than ever
This is how we experienced this 35th Plurinational Meeting of Women, Lesbians, Trans, Transvestites, Bisexuals, Intersex and Non-Binary people in San Luis, Huarpe, Ranquel and Comechingón territory.
The Plurinational Meeting of Women, Lesbians, Trans, Transvestites, Bisexuals and Non-Binaries once again debates the agenda.
After two years, thousands of women, transvestites, trans people, and Indigenous women will once again gather en masse in San Luis. A story woven from debates.
LesboHate: They were kissing on the streets of Coyoacán and were attacked with a brick.
This is the seventh known attack against lesbians in Mexico so far in 2022.
Buzz Lightyear: To infinity and beyond a lesbian kiss
The Buzz Lightyear movie was banned in fourteen countries for a lesbian kiss that lasts less than a second on screen. Why is it at the center of the debate? Verónica Ferrari (Peru), Caracol López (Mexico), and Mariana Rodríguez Fuentes (Argentina) answer.
Our existence is resistance: this is how the second Lencha March in Mexico City vibrated.
"We, the 'lenchitudes,' are the people who are affected by the stigma directed at 'lesbians' in all our diversity."