Argentina made history on July 15, 2010, by becoming the first Latin American nation to legalize same-sex marriage nationwide. This landmark achievement was the culmination of years of tireless advocacy by LGBTQ+ movements, legal challenges, and a shifting public...
Historical evidence suggests that the 5th-century Byzantine emperor Theodosius II had a deep and possibly romantic connection to the eunuch Chrysaphius. The explicit language used by ancient chroniclers describing Theodosius's love for Chrysaphius and emphasizing his beauty is more...
At Them.us, QUISPE LÓPEZ covered some of the history of bear culture. For those who are unfamiliar with the bears of our diverse community, Lopez’ insights will be interesting and informative. All that we share from this point on...
Rev. Elder Wilhelmina Hein's life is a testament to profound personal evolution and unwavering commitment to faith and justice. Born in the Netherlands, Hein's journey led her to Australia, where she confronted questions of her own identity and sexuality...
Marcella Althaus-Reid, who said all theology is sexual theology, was an Argentine theologian who profoundly challenged conventional Christian thought, becoming a leading voice in queer theology and a radical extension of liberation theology. Born in Rosario, Argentina, she trained...
Despite significant advancements in prevention and treatment, HIV remains a pressing global health challenge. Globally, nearly 40 million people live with HIV, and while new infections have declined from their peak, 1.3 million individuals still acquire HIV annually. AIDS-related...
