How To Be A Man in 2019
What does it mean to be a man in 2019? Hint: It’s less about what you own — or even your body parts — and more about how you move through the world.
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Sex After Childbirth: How it Will Change and How to Make it Better
Congratulations! After taking a pregnancy test and getting a positive confirmation that a little one is on the way, the next nine months will change your life forever. You may think this time will be filled with bliss, baby showers, and eating guilt-free for two, but I’m here to tell you that Instagram lied to…
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One Latina’s Journey Through Sexual Identity
At a very young age, my thick thighs and legs would attract attention in the dresses and skirts I wore. I didn’t really think much about it. I just knew I was bigger than most of the girls my age, my hips complementing my butt. But it was nothing I cared for or even really…
Lee más acercaI Am Not Your Latinx Lover
Like so many Latinx people, I’m proud of my heritage. I’m proud of where I’m from. And when I’m attracted to someone, I want them to take in interest in my background. What I don’t want is for my background to be reduced to a stereotype — and for that stereotype to make people want…
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How to Talk to Your Doctor About Sex
Nervous about talking to your doctor about sex? Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do it without fear, shame, or embarrassment.
Lee más acercaGet Comfortable Talking About Sex
We know, it can be awkward having a conversation about your sexual health and downright embarrassing to talk about pleasure and desire, but it doesn’t have to be that way! Get more comfortable talking about sex with these three starter conversations.
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Beyond TDoR: Meet Trans-Latinx DMV!
We want to dedicate this year’s Transgender Day of Remembrance to an organization that is working with the Trans/NB Latinx population in DC every day!
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Preventing HIV in DC with LAYC
Despite recent medical and social advances, HIV continues to be a serious issue in the United States and DC in particular. The Latin American Youth Center (LAYC) wants to change that.
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Doing It My Way
In 2015, 22% of all new HIV diagnoses were among youth aged 13-24. And the statistics are even more grim for Latinos.
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