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لينديوي راسيكوالا مدربة حياتية، متخصصة في التدريب على العلاقات الحميمة. إنها متخصصة بالصحة الجنسية ولديها مساهمات في هذا الموضوع عبر الإنترنت. من خلال تجاربها الخاصة وأساليب البحث غير التقليدية التي تنتهجها، تعتقد لينديوي أنها تستطيع سد الفجوة التعليمية، فيما خص الصحة الجنسية وإشكالية الوصول إلى المعلومات حول الموضوع. لها العديد من المساهمات في البرامج الإذاعية والتلفزيونية، وقد أكملت تعليمها كمدرب مع تحالف المدربين المعتمدين CCA. تتمثل مهمة لينديوي في كسر الحواجز التي تحول دون قيام المحادثات حول الصحة الجنسية، وتمكين زملائها من تحقيق فهم أكبر لأنفسهم، حتى يتمكنوا من تجربة نمط حياة وعلاقات أكثر صحية وتكامليّة.
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The term travesti is often mistakenly translated as "transvestite" in English. However, it is a Latin American gender identity with no equivalent in other languages, and exclusively female. It is a person designated male at birth who identifies as female. They may or may not undergo bodily changes, and should always be addressed with she/her pronouns.
Travesti is not only a gender identity located outside of gender binarism, it is also a cultural identity rooted in Latin American movements. The term was initially pejorative, but it was later re-appropriated as a symbol of resistance and dignity.
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Source: Berkins, Lohana. (2006). Travestis: una Identidad Política [Travestis: a Political Identity]. Trabajo presentado en el Panel Sexualidades contemporáneas en las VIII Jornadas Nacionales de Historia de las Mujeres/ III Congreso Iberoamericano de Estudios de Género Diferencia Desigualdad. Construirnos en la diversidad, Villa Giardino, Córdoba, 25 al 28 de octubre de 2006.