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In Mexico, "Lady Tacos de Canasta," a street vendor also known as Marven who was featured in a Netflix series, is running for Congress to fight for LGBT and workers' rights.

Mexican and British editions of the magazine feature Estrella Vazquez on the cover in December

Xavier Bettel said Mexico was more advanced than other countries on LGBT+ and women's rights

Tens of thousands of gay rights supporters marched through Mexico City on Saturday with both hope and some nagging doubts about the prospect of a presidential election victory by leftist front-runner Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador next weekend.

The groundbreaking program is already driving positive change for hundreds of thousands of workers in Mexico

The groundbreaking assessment highlights companies in Mexico committed to inclusive workplace policies and practices for LGBT employees.

Estrella Velazquez towers over the crowd as she sashays in platform heels through the indigenous town of Juchitan, Mexico, seemingly impervious to the mocking catcalls behind...

The bars and clubs around Avenida República de Cuba have long made up Mexico City’s queer nightlife hub, but today, their future hangs in the balance.

Niña Dioz Tells AfterEllen what it's like to be the only openly lesbian hip-hop artist in Mexico, and shares her new music video, "Dale."

As hard as the governing bodies try to unpick the thread

In Mexico City, one group is working to ensure that its LGBTQ community has a safe place to turn amid the pandemic.

The HRC Foundation visited three major Mexican cities to conduct a series of business workshops to promote workplace inclusion among Mexican employers.

Merida is becoming the LGBTQ/ gay capital of Mexico's Yucatan State

About 80 mostly LGBT migrants reached the border city south of San Diego on Sunday. They plan to seek political asylum as early as Thursday, arriving weeks ahead of thousands en route to the U.S.

With a twirl of his skirt, Jacob Soto taps his strappy high-heels in time to the music, the very image of his all-gay dance company's bold reinvention of Mexico's traditional folk dances.

One man’s asylum case reveals a disorganized, backlogged court willing to contradict its own decisions to “score another deportation victory.”

Cristina Herrera Borquez’s documentary follows Victor Aguirre and Fernando Urias in their bureaucratic battle to be legally married.

La 72, run by Franciscan Friar Tomás González Castillo near the Guatemalan border, is the first shelter in Mexico to cater to the needs of LGBTI refugees. By Elisabet Diaz Sanmartin in Tenosique, Mexico | 25 August 2017 An unusual shelter for migrants and refugees near the Guatemalan border in southeast Mexico is providing a discrimination-free place of safety for LGBTI refugees fleeing violence and homophobia in Central America. The shelter, known as La 72, is run by Friar Tomás González Castillo, a member of the Christian religious order of Franciscans. Friar Tomás has championed the rights of asylum-seekers in Mexico, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people, collectively known as LGBTI.

Known as a vibrant cosmopolitan city, Guadalajara is set to host one of the top gay pride parades in Latin America. Come June 10, 2017, Guadalajara Pride will see more than 60,000 people turn out for this year’s celebrations, which will be extra special given the recent announcement that Guadalajara has been shortlisted to host …

Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) is best known for her many self-portraits, 55 in all, which comprise around half of her corpus of paintings.