History
Did Pope Joan, a disguised woman, rule the Church? History says myth, but her legend lives on! A tale of forbidden knowledge, papal babies, and defying norms, this story sparks debate and inspires. Was she a saint of subterfuge or a mastermind? You decide!
History
Nancy Cárdenas: A dynamo in Mexican arts and activism. From provocative theater challenging censorship to pioneering LGBT and feminist advocacy, her legacy as a multifaceted artist and social trailblazer deserves perpetual recognition.
Wellbeing
Tame summer frizz with a flair! Embrace aloe-infused conditioners, prewash pampering with coconut oil, and herbal rinses. Opt for alcohol-free shampoos, vinegar revitalization, and nourishing sandalwood conditioners. Style with coconut oil, letting your locks dance au naturel.
Women
Celebrating 17 years of the General Law for Women's Access to a Life Free of Violence, Mexico reflects on progress in combating gender violence. Academic María Elisa Franco emphasizes the need for cultural change, education, and genuine rule of law enforcement.
Women
Medieval life was a mosh pit of famines, plagues, and dragons. To survive, you joined the human centipede: guilds, families, anything but the dreaded “wanderer.” Women? They were wives, mothers, daughters — neatly filed in the Dewey Decimal System of societal roles.
History
Before the Mexican Revolution, pioneering women educators fought for female empowerment through formal culinary education. They saw cooking as a tool for self-reliance, championed regional cuisine, and paved the way for future generations of working-class women.
Women
Medieval women faced divine contradictions as theologians juggled equality sermons with male supremacy. St. Paul preached parity, yet St. Augustine and pals insisted on women's servitude. A script where Sundays promised equality, but weekdays brought earthly subordination.
Women
Discover real medieval women – farmers, queens, healers. Ditch clichés, embrace complexities. Rewrite history beyond knights and chivalry. It's time to meet the women who shaped the Middle Ages, quill in hand and grit in their souls.