May Romero

Keke has the opportunity to move to Mars and this implies moving away from the communal life she leads with other trans and queer people on Earth. It is an opportunity to invent an ancestry versed in the inauguration of a new future, as well as to compose the outlines of a dream: a black, fluid and inhabited utopia in which bodies can transit between genders as easily as they do between planets.

Autobiographical story of a black and gender dissident person that shows how his feelings have been throughout his childhood and adolescence, aimed at recognizing his conflicts as a result of discrimination, but how he was able to deal with those situations to build a more friendly identity for himself. same.