Women comprised 48.4% of all participants; 58% of participants self-identified as Mexican American, 34.3% as non-Hispanic white and 7.7% as "other" race/ethnicity.

Women comprised 48.4% of all participants; 58% of participants self-identified as Mexican American, 34.3% as non-Hispanic white and 7.7% as "other" race/ethnicity.

By joining the Mexican Revolution, women were able to challenge the stereotype of women as weak, submissive, and incapable of holding important roles in society. These were not weak women.

A Mexican woman’s video telling people how she feels safe staying in India has gone viral, sparking chatter among social media users. India, with its rich culture and diverse landscapes ...

We can let journalism corroborate that.” These are the words of Nayeli Roldán, Mexican journalist and coordinator of "Mexican Women Ready to Fight: In Spite of a Sexist Government, Violence", (Penguin ...

An analysis of more than 1,300 stroke survivors found that women were less likely than their male counterparts to take medications, such as cholesterol-lowering statins and blood thinning medications ...

This is FRESH AIR. The new movie musical "Emilia Pérez" tells the story of a Mexican cartel boss who undergoes gender affirmation surgery and becomes a woman. The film, which is currently in ...

Jaqueline Cruz, a Mexican expat, shares her positive life ... perception that India might be unsafe for foreigners, especially women. Cruz’s experience provides a personal testimony that ...

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