October 2, 2016

LGBT activists in Mexico thought they’d won the fight for marriage equality — until a new conservative alliance brought thousands into the streets.

Mexico's Quiet Marriage Equality Revolution

February 26, 2015

Human Rights, LGBTQ

Courts in more than two-thirds of Mexico’s 31 states have granted same-sex couples the right to marry over the past two years in a series of rulings that will likely make marriage equality a reality nationwide in the near future. “Outside of Mexico, and even inside of Mexico, these advances are not widely known ... but it is irreversible,” the lawyer who started the wave of cases now sweeping the country told BuzzFeed News.

The LGBT Kids Who Flee Their Countries — And Their Families — For The U.S.

November 11, 2014

Human Rights, LGBTQ, Refugee Rights

Some of the thousands of Central American children trying to get to the United States are seeking a love and acceptance they can't get at home.

J. Lester Feder

Journalist and photographer

Inside Mexico’s Surprise Backlash To Marriage Equality

Mexico's Quiet Marriage Equality Revolution

The LGBT Kids Who Flee Their Countries — And Their Families — For The U.S.

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Geography