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Celebrity Monday: Julieta Paredes
I had the privilege of meeting Julieta Paredes in Middlebury College in Spring 2012. A member of Voices of Indigenous People student organization asked this famous speaker to give us a minute of her busy schedule to talk about her thoughts on … Continue reading
Posted in October 2013
Tagged Bolivia, Christopher Columbus, Communitarian, Communitarian Feminist Assembly, conquistadors, domestic violence, Feminism, human body, indigenous, Indigenous grandmothers, Indigenous peoples, Julieta, Julieta Paredes, La Paz, Latin America, machismo, Middlebury College, Mujeres Creando, oppressive institutions, patriarchy, scolds bridle
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Never Give Up Leaders!
Back when I was in college, I had a difficult time recruiting students for Voices of Indigenous People. Granted I was in rural Vermont, I felt that students on campus had a misunderstanding of who can or cannot participate in … Continue reading
Grupo Danza Folklorico: Let’s Dance El Sanjuanito in New York City!
As some of you may know, I love to dance El Sanjuanito. Actually, I love dancing the following genres: Merengue, Salsa, Mapale, Soca Chutney, Bollywood, Cumbia Mexicana, Cumbia Colombiana, and Quebradita. But my favorite is El Sanjuanito. This is an Indigenous … Continue reading
