Debora Diniz

In the streets of Bogotá, Cali, Manizales and Medellín, young people are demanding the right not to be ignored by President Ivan Duque’s economic policies

While the United States has fully vaccinated 26% of its population, this figure is only 2% in Argentina and 4% in Brazil

The risk of death from Covid-19 for this group is nearly twice as high as that for white females

The current climate of anti-abortion zealotry fosters brutal regimes that persecute and torture people such as Manuela, who died while imprisoned for having a miscarriage

The Biden-Harris administration needs to acknowledge that capitalism never regulates itself, particularly when it is a matter of shaping transparent, democratic political space on social platforms

There is a false moral controversy that is only of interest to the Vatican in its global crusade against legal pregnancy terminations

The soccer star’s daughter protested for abortion to be legalized in 2018. It didn’t happen then, but it will happen soon

The election of the first Black woman to office in the United States is transformative for our generation and our daughters

While the two presidents exhale fumes of toxic masculinity as a form of political showmanship, their two countries are vying for first place in the coronavirus pandemic’s tragic numbers

Given the worldwide scarcity of women as judicial authorities, the US Supreme Court Justice will be missed even more

Pregnancy alienates someone of that age from her own body; it is an extension of her perpetrator’s abusive acts. But extremists are not reasonable about either rights or science, and abortion inflames their feelings of hate

Our “new normal” cannot be a return to our old one, because this would mean erasing injustices such as violence against women, structural racism and the genocide of indigenous people

There is hard evidence that the pandemic presents a heightened risk to reproductive health

Painting murals on streets and digging graves in beaches are acts of courage against the powers that control public spaces

There would be no death, bleeding or suffering if abortion were recognized for what it is: a medical necessity

The Brazilian government has abandoned its native people during the coronavirus pandemic

George Floyd and João Pedro are bodies and biographies for the cry of urban revolts in New York or Rio. There can be no return to normalized inequalities