Episodio 4. Nadie es libre hasta que todos seamos libres

¿Por qué es importante continuar con las marchas del orgullo? ¿Por qué se dice mes del orgullo? Realmente, ¿Todos tenemos los mismos derechos? ¿De donde viene la palabra joto? ¿Qué es la fiesta de los 41? En el episodio del día de hoy tratare de encontrarle respuesta a estas preguntas y también hablaremos del comienzo de la marcha del orgullo, tanto en Estados Unidos, como en México.

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