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Cristina Kamnis
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✒ (She/Her/Ella) Escribo historias sáficas. 🏳️‍🌈 Ciencia Ficción 🛸 Fantasía 🐦‍🔥 LGTBIAQ+
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Reposted by Cristina Kamnis
vicguez.bsky.social
Comparto esto con ALT que he visto por ahí, que en mi opinión resume bien lo que ha pasado.
Parte 1 de tuit de José Mario en X: Derrocar a un dictador suena moralmente justo. Nadie llora por un tirano. Pero el derecho internacional no se construyó para proteger a los buenos, sino para contener a los poderosos. Por eso prohíbe la fuerza casi sin excepciones: no porque ignore la injusticia, sino porque sabe que, si cada país decide a quién "liberar" a balazos, el mundo vuelve a la ley del más fuerte. Parte 2 de tuit de José Mario: El problema no es Maduro. El problema es el precedente. Cuando la fuerza militar se usa para cambiar gobiernos sin reglas claras, la soberanía deja de ser un límite y se vuelve un estorbo. Hoy es "derrocar a un dictador"; mañana será "corregir una elección", "proteger intereses" "restaurar el orden". El derecho no absuelve dictaduras, pero tampoco legitima cruzadas unilaterales.
January 3, 2026 at 6:06 PM
Reposted by Cristina Kamnis
srtagalicia.bsky.social
Otra cosa: aparte de querer echarnos del espacio público el desnudo generativo no consentido tiene como objetivo desmontar un pivote del feminismo sobre el control del cuerpo femenino: la posibilidad de sexualizarnos o no ya no depende de nosotras, de nuevo.
January 2, 2026 at 11:17 AM
ckamnis.bsky.social
Y con lo que está pasando estos días con su IA... creo que va a ser un hola y adiós otra vez.
January 2, 2026 at 2:41 PM
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Trans communities warned for years about the NYT's transphobia, but the specifics of how this was ordered were often shrouded behind corporate hierarchy.

No more. Sweeney lays out specifically how the highest ranks of the NYT rigged coverage in favor of anti-trans bigots.
You've talked about the paper's treatment of the pretty infamous Cass report, especially from your spot at the international desk. What happened in that case? It wasn't on my radar as much as it ought to have been. I was starting to wind down my time. I left the Times at the end of May of that year. There was an awareness that [Hilary] Cass was coming out with a report. The day before it officially came out, there was a lot of coverage in the BBC and UK media. Cass was already talking about it before its official release. The day editor's counterparts are in Seoul and London. My counterpart in London — who was actually filling in that day, but did so on a regular basis — assigned a UK reporter to do a story. That was standard practice, to be clear. [Chuckling] There’s so many examples of how standard it was. She assigned it to a UK correspondent, who wrote it in the context of UK politics, talked about it being very contentious, talked about the criticisms of its findings. Cass was talking about them herself, this isn't jumping to any conclusions at that point. It really put it in the context of being this very contentious, very political sort of document. When I saw it, because we're a few hours behind, there were 600, 700 words written. I had a pretty good sense of how the story was going to turn out. But within a few hours the story was to the top New York editors, and I don't know who exactly it was who did that. I assume it was Carolyn or her intermediary. They said ‘oh no, we want the science desk to do that,’ specifically that was Azeen [Ghorayshi], who had been a key reporter in a lot of the other anti-trans coverage. Some of what you just described, that's just outright bigotry from these reporters. Yes, but the stories are also edited too. Somebody had to approve that lede. I don't know if it was Carolyn, who was known to be directly, hands-on involved in the line editing of stories. I don't know if she was or made known her preferences. Those stories had editors. Certainly there are plenty of reporters that were fully on board with this, and others who do it out of ambition because this is what the bosses want and they want to get ahead so they insert what the bosses want.
January 1, 2026 at 6:45 PM
ckamnis.bsky.social
Claro que teniendo en cuenta que #ProyectoLoto iba a ser algo "sencillo" para evitar ponerme con el monstruo de #ProyectoREIN... Veremos qué sale 😅
January 1, 2026 at 7:15 PM
ckamnis.bsky.social
Yo acabo de volver a twitter después de muuucho tiempo y estoy flipando bastante, la verdad
January 1, 2026 at 1:28 PM