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Victoria Velazquez

Sr. Content Writer, Girl Power Talk Victoria Cesar Velazquez is a content writer, institutional communicator, journalist, feminist and human rights activist. She is a passionate reader and enjoys traveling, discovering new cultures and ways of life.

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Should I Come Out?

By / / Breaking Stereotypes, Diversity & Inclusivity, LGBTQIA+
Do You Need to Come Out? Advantages and Disadvantages of Coming Out Am I Happy to Have Come Out? Overview: Coming out or not is a decision every LGBTQIA+ person needs to make at some point. There are good reasons to decide to come out, but also to decide not to. There are both advantages and disadvantages if you decide to come out. Coming out is an empowering process, but it should always be a personal choice. As a teenager, …

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The Ghost of Her: The Sacrifices of the Woman Who Will Never Be

By / / Diversity & Inclusivity, LGBTQIA+, Well-Being
Not Like Other Girls The Memory of Her Embracing My Journey Ahead Overview: Cefiro Samaco shares their experience as a transgender nonbinary person. The discovering of one's own identity may be scary, yet liberating. It is necessary to embrace your past identity, as it allowed you to become yourself. There's a certain beauty in womanhood that I know I'll never truly experience nor understand. This beauty is inherent in all women—regardless of who they may be or where they may …

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Living as a Queer Person in Southeast Asia During High School

By / / Diversity & Inclusivity, LGBTQIA+, Young Voices
Living as a Queer Person Attend a Pride Event Read More Queer Literature Practice Makeup Know More About Gay Pop Culture and History Experience Healthy Romance as Freely as Heterosexuals Do Don't Feel Pressured to Come Out Don't Feel Bad Because of Religion Live a Normal Life (If That's What You Want) Overview Our society is gradually evolving to become more inclusive and accepting. Pride Events are not just fun, but special opportunities for celebrating LGBTQIA+ individuals. They serve as …

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Bringing Equality in Business: Manpriya and Navneet’s Story of Empowerment

By / / Entrepreneurship, LGBTQIA+, People We Admire
Envisioning a Free World Inspiration to Start Caked Challenges of Being Entrepreneurs Hopes for the Future Overview Everybody deserves to feel free. LGBTQIA+ people deserve to be able to openly express themselves Women have as much capability to be leaders as men do. If not more. Our vision is to facilitate a world where women and LGBTQ+ people can be themselves. That is why we decided to start our own business, Caked India. We envisioned a business where we could …

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Putting the ‘Me’ and Social Media: A Lesbian Creator’s Experience – Prarthana

By / / Diversity & Inclusivity, LGBTQIA+, People We Admire
My Journey With Social Media My Inspirations and Passions Overcoming Barriers Advice to Youth Prarthana shares her story of accepting herself and spreading the love of inclusion through social media with Girl Power Talk. Could You Share a Little About Yourself, Your Passions, and Your Advocacies With Us? I’m Prarthana. I share my experiences as an Indian lesbian on internet platforms and social media. I make videos, write stuff down, and crack a lot of jokes about everything that feels …

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