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Tercer género: Hombre, mujer, Muxe

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Víctor Cata, Zackary Drucker, Maritza Sanchez

Moderado por Bamby Salcedo, activista and fundadora de la Coalición TransLatin

November 14, 2017

Víctor Cata, Zackary Drucker, Maritza Sanchez
Moderado por Bamby Salcedo, activista and fundadora de la Coalición TransLatin@
14 de noviembre de 2017 | ALOUD @ Biblioteca Central

Los y las antropólogas han rastreado la aceptación mesoamericana de las personas de género mixto a los relatos de los sacerdotes aztecas y dioses mayas del México precolombino, quienes se transvestían y a quienes se le consideraba hombres y mujeres. En el cambiante panorama de la identidad de género, ¿qué podríamos aprender de las y los indígenas zapotecas de la región del Istmo de Oaxaca que acogen a un tercer género —el muxe—, dentro de sus comunidades? Bamby Salcedo, fundadora de la Coalición TransLatin@ con sede en Los Ángeles, modera una conversación con Víctor Cata, historiador, escritor y lingüista zapoteco; Zackary Drucker, artista multimedia y productora transgénero de la serie Transparent de Amazon; y Maritza Sánchez, embajadora de los muxes en el exterior.

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