Election tensions rise in Zimbabwe after police bar opposition party from holding a rally
The decision has increased tensions in the southern African nation, which has a history of violent and disputed elections
Judge dismisses lawsuit seeking reparations for the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre
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The judge dismissed with prejudice the lawsuit trying to force the city and others to make recompense for the destruction of the once-thriving Black district known as Greenwood
Nayib Bukele seeks to extend his time in power
The Salvadoran president formalized his candidacy for re-election this Sunday, despite the fact that the Constitution prohibits him from doing so. Amid criticism for his authoritarian model, he has defended himself, saying ‘I am not a dictator’
John Grunsfeld, astronaut: ‘I didn’t think there were aliens here until Donald Trump became president’
The former NASA chief scientist has left the planet five times, and has come to spend more than eight hours floating alone in space
Expectations, guilt and social pressure in motherhood: 9 out of 10 women feel judged
A recent study reveals that women continue to carry the burden of raising children, while those around her demand no less than perfection
Writer Abrasha Rotenberg: ‘We are not witnessing the triumph of capitalism, but experiencing a poverty of dreams’
The 97-year-old economist, editor, journalist and author shares his remarkable journey of exile, war and revolution, and offers his insights into the future
Y2K fashion has taken over. Gen Z is loving it
Retailers say Gen Z is fueling the market for the return of fashion choices from the early 2000s. And there are no signs of it letting up
Urbicide, or the liturgical murder of the city
Fernando Carrión Mena|
This issue defines the problems of the city’s destruction to better understand the meaning of urban development in terms of its citizens’ quality of life
The number of intersex people is comparable to the number of redhead, but chances are you don’t know any
Within the LGBTQI acronym, the I of intersex is one of the most unknown. If we were to ask for the definition, many would still answer with something about hermaphrodites. Old myths, little attention and a lack of public figures who have these traits are all factors that complicate the lives of intersex people
Why are men in skirts still stigmatized: A journey to the origins of a misogynistic prejudice
It is no longer surprising to see male designers, actors, pop stars and other pop culture personalities appear in public wearing skirts
Nemat ‘Minouche’ Shafik: The challenge of equal opportunity
Columbia University’s first female president takes office just as the Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action in education
Mohamed VI lightens his official agenda as he approaches 60 years of age
After cutting down his public events, the King of Morocco reappears in a religious celebration, while canceling one of his four annual speeches
Mexican Institute of Sound: ‘Mexico flourishes when everything seems darkest’
Musician, singer and producer Camilo Lara is one of today’s most important figures in Latin American music, thanks to a proposal that is as fresh as it is authentic