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Kike Arnal

When the trans activist Claudia Pía Baudracco presented her testimony to Argentina’s Parliament in Buenos Aires in November 2011, she called upon senators to consider the history: “When Afro-descendants experienced discrimination and went home, their parents offered them support because they had suffered from the same discrimination,” Baudracco argued. “When the children of the Jewish community

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