Issue 18: Of Passageways and Portals - Ciudad de México Utopía
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04.06.2020
Researcher Siobhan Guerrero Mc Manus addresses the issues faced by sex workers during the health contingency, as well as the support networks that were (not) subsequently woven for trans * women, to question the effective scope of feminist utopia.
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The word “denigrate” comes from the Latin verb denigrare, meaning “to stain someone’s reputation,” in other words to “blacken,” a word that associates darkness with negative qualities. The habitual use of this word is just one example of how deeply intertwined a racist structure is in our contemporary culture.
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