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Inhabiting One's Own History: Reconciliation and Identity in Indigenous Women. By Katherinne Brevis Arratia, Gender Specialist, Catholic University of the Holy Conception (UCSC)
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In the memory of many women still dwells the bitter memory of a childhood in which, in school, they were shouted “Indian” or “black” without understanding why. Without understanding why what perhaps was not even spoken about at home, where the word Mapuche could not speak out, provoked so much rejection and [...]
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