Relatos de madres y hijos

A Chilean feminist, activist, and lesbian mother, Romo-Carmona has produced a groundbreaking collection of interviews to dispel the silence about homosexuality in Latino communities. With eloquence and honesty, 25 Latino parents living predominantly in the United Switch thumb grips tell about their experiences raising gay and lesbian children in a culture where homophobia exists alongside migration, racism, and poverty. In many of the interviews, parents reveal, at times with a relatos de madres y hijos directness, their pain about having a gay or lesbian child. Yet the book also presents more liberal and accepting opinions about homosexuality.

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In many of the interviews, parents reveal, at times with a shocking directness, their pain about having a gay or lesbian child. It is equally critical for gay and lesbian Latinos both young and adult who can learn from their parents' experiences. Open Ebook - pages -

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Relatos de madres y hijos

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