Alessa Flores-Kenya Cuevas-Ariel Hernandez Serrano

 

Alessa Flores-Kenya Cuevas-Ariel Hernandez Serrano

“Alessa Flores, you were killed in Mexico.

The world thinks Mexico means drug cartels.

Mexico is synonymous with drug cartels.

But Mexico is also a notorious place for killing the transgender community.

Like El Salvador, Brazil

Living as a transgender in Mexico, El Salvador, and Brazil is inviting death.

How the mainstream media is covering them

The world does not know about Latin America's atrocities against sexual minorities.

What is it with the mainstream media and its politically correct ideology?

It will always stand by hegemonic ideologies.

Outside Latin America, nobody knows about Latin America's violence against the transgender community.

Thanks to Kenya Cuevas

Capable of speaking

Able to spread

Able to speak against unending atrocities against our community

You are our voice internationally.

You are waking up the world with your activism

We have to speak.

We have to shout

We have to speak thousands of times every day.

We have to shout thousands of times daily.

We have to register our voice thousands of times every day.

Because the world is silent

If the world is seeping

We have to wake them up with our drums.

But the world is pretending to be sleeping.

We can wake up real sleeping people.

But the world is not really sleeping.

They are just pretending.

We have to drum for our lives thousands of times a day.

Let us drum.

Let us speak.

Let us shout thousands of times a day and night.

You are the rarest of the rare.

You are valuable, like any of our members.

You are legendary.

You are bold.

You are brave.

Thanks to Ariel Hernandez Serrano,

You are waking up the world with your music.

You are our voice.

You are our identity.

You are our dignity.

You are our value.

We are waiting for a change.

Even though change is not possible in this world of social corruption,

Our voices are silenced.

They have double hearts.

With one heart, they love our tormentors.

With another heart, they sing a human rights song.

We can't have two hearts at the same time.

We have only one heart.

Either side, by victim or by tormentor

The world has decided on a tormentor.

Tormentor is powerful.

Global human rights bodies are far from reality.

They talk about tormentors' rights.

They talk about sexual minorities.

But mostly tormentors' rights

I have never come across any human rights activist boldly saying, "I take a stand."

They are always neutral.

They need funds from corporates

Corporate companies are running those global bodies for their profit.

Profit is the exploitation of daily wage workers.

It is the unpaid wages of daily wage workers.

United Nations salaries are paid from these profits.

Who is running the United Nations?

Time and again, corrupted nationalists, regionalists, politicians, religious fanatics, bureaucrats, doctors, and pseudo human rights icons are running the United Nations.

How did a corrupted foreign minister from the third world become honest after becoming a United Nations secretary general?

How did a corrupted health minister from the third world become honest after becoming a World Health Organization director-general?

How did a corrupted finance minister from the third world become honest after becoming the chief of the World Bank?

This is the irony of the United Nations and other global bodies.

There is no place for critical thinkers, atheists, sexual minorities, untouchables, yazidies in the United Nations.

Corporate companies are run by bourgeoisies.

There is no place for the proletariat.

We are proletarians among proletarians.

We are discarded among the discarded.

The West is walking in the corrupt direction of third world ideology.

Our freedom is at high risk.

Our lives are at high risk.

Our rights are at high risk.

Our dignity is at high risk.

Corruption is dominating even the west with third world immigration.

We have no hope of survival.

We have no hope of respect.

We have no hope of dignity.

We have no hope of safety.

We have no hope of universal health care.

We have no hope of achieving anything worthwhile.

We have no hope of life.

We have to drum for our liberty till we die.

Rest in peace. Alessa Flores

Rest in power. Alessa Flores

Solidarity with Kenya Cuevas-Ariel Hernandez Serrano and their illustrious works”

Day 14 Campaign: Dedicated to the young Alessa Flores, a trans woman who was murdered in Mexico in 2016.

Day 14 Campaign: Dedicated to the young, legendary Kenya Cuevas, one of Latin America's best-known transgender activists.

Day 14 Campaign: Honoring Mexico's young, legendary trans musician Ariel Hernandez Serrano.

Can we have a transgender woman as the next Secretary-General of UNO? Can we have a transgender woman as the next Director-General of WHO?

Dr. Suryaraju Mattimalla, Author of "Why I Am Not Indian: The Untouchable Rejecting India's Citizenship",(https://www.amazon.de/-/en/Suryaraju-Mattimalla-ebook/dp/B09MDXFTY2/ref=sr_1_2?qid=1637756966&qsid=261-0591308-5553230&refinements=p_27%3ASuryaraju+Mattimalla&s=digital-text&sr=1-2&sres=B09MDZM1Q2%2CB09MDXFTY2&text=Suryaraju+Mattimalla)

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