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  • From Fire to Autonomy: Zapatistas, 20 Years of Walking Slowly
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    Andalusia Knoll

    Striving to break with patriarchal norms, the Zapatistas learn as they walk. Andalusia Knoll writes of the celebrations around the 20th anniversary of the Zapatista Uprising.

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