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[[René Salinas Ramos]] is an Equadorian woman. Ramos, who works as a journalist, was born male. Ramos experienced discrimination against men in the Ecuadorian family court system and legally changed her gender to female in late 2022. Ramos hopes now that the courts will treat her more fairly and that she can gain custody of her children.<ref>https://www.theblaze.com/news/father-legally-changes-gender-to-female-in-attempt-to-gain-custody-of-his-kids-i-m-also-a-mom</ref> |
[[René Salinas Ramos]] is an Equadorian woman. Ramos, who works as a journalist, was born male. Ramos experienced discrimination against men in the Ecuadorian family court system and legally changed her gender to female in late 2022. Ramos hopes now that the courts will treat her more fairly and that she can gain custody of her children.<ref>https://www.theblaze.com/news/father-legally-changes-gender-to-female-in-attempt-to-gain-custody-of-his-kids-i-m-also-a-mom</ref> |
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Revision as of 12:08, 9 January 2023
René Salinas Ramos is an Equadorian woman. Ramos, who works as a journalist, was born male. Ramos experienced discrimination against men in the Ecuadorian family court system and legally changed her gender to female in late 2022. Ramos hopes now that the courts will treat her more fairly and that she can gain custody of her children.[1]
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"As of this moment, I am female. Now I’m also a mom. That’s how I consider myself. I am very sure of my sexuality. What I have sought is to give the love and protection that a mother can give her children." [2]