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It doesn’t matter if it’s the US or the Middle East, it’s all about control– of a country’s politics, of a country’s resources, of a country’s strategic importance.
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The bill may or may not become law, but this still marks another attack to the marginalized and the vulnerable by the right.
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Brazil is far from a perfect country, it is one of the countries that kills the most trans people in the world, and it has a deep history with racism and discrimination, but steps are being taken so we move on as a society.
by Guest ContributorThis creative piece is by a guest contributor and published here as part of our ongoing efforts to highlight and build transgender and transsexual culture.
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So, I went to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's 30th Pride Parade in November...
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The far-right isn’t inevitable but these threats are part of their standard playbook. What we need is to organize so the right-wing bad actors don’t win.
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All in all, The Flowers I Deserve is an enthralling, sexy but simplistic fairytale, devoid of the edges and stakes missing from the author’s previous works.
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This move is the latest chapter in Brazil's quotas law- which has made it possible for marginalized and poor people to increasingly access university education.
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