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NBC News: 'We are invisible': Discrimination, risks abound for Indigenous LGBTQ in Mexico

NBC News: 'We are invisible': Discrimination, risks abound for Indigenous LGBTQ in Mexico

link Jul 2, 2021
MEXICO CITY - Wilter Gómez was 12 years old when his stepfather took him from his hometown in Gracias a Dios, Honduras, to the jungle. After walking for hours on remote trails, the man began to beat him repeatedly. "He wanted me to disappear," Gómez said bitterly.