The regional entity Creama has carried out a talk on identity and sexual orientation for the students of the four Basic Qualification Training Programs (PFQB). The person in charge of carrying out the formation has been Iván Aledo, dancer and member of the performance group Inefable Producciones. Aledo has provided a first-hand witness as a trans man to the students, young people between the ages of 16 and 21.
The objective of this training was to resolve doubts and break stereotypes about the LGTBIQ+ collective; dynamic to which they have responded in a very participatory way, creating a safe and comfortable environment, according to the organizers and Aledo himself.
At the end of the talk, the students have delivered a Christmas center made by themselves with recycled materials to Iván Aledo to thank him for his involvement, ribbons and bells - they are already placed on the runners of the square. In addition, in the fish section, a sledge has been installed so that the little ones can take pictures. All the decoration has been carried out by the company Titabatuka Taller de Rafa Cheli.
The Provincial Council invests this money in decoration to promote the use of artisanal and local products. The initiative arose as a result of the Covid-19 health crisis, to try to help the artisans' union.
And they continue to indoctrinate with public funds...
It would be interesting if they also reported on gender dysmorphia, which causes a body dysmorphic disorder TDC, and gender dysphoria. It's not that simple.