Original Spanish version written by Valentina Rodriguez and Tanner Scott
Translated to English by Nathanael Stout
This article, originally written in December 2023, has been edited for length.
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Cowell,...
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As women’s...
The LGBT community, allies and proponents of equality rejoiced on June 27, 2015.
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Some people seem to look down on us because we're younger, but they should give...
On May 23, 2014 a man by the name of Elliot Rodger decided to go on a killing spree because the beautiful women of the University of California, Santa Barbara would not give him the time, attention...
