1. Asi Me Nacio La Conciencia
2. Me Llamo Rigoberta Asi Me Nacio La Conciencia

This story of Rigoberta is inspiring and enlightening. This is the kind of book they should make everyone read.

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Its about an unsung hero at least in the eyes of the world. We, white upperclass latinos, don't know much about the plight of the the Indians. In fact, we are kept from this information, systematically. The information is out there, but you need to find it. Rigoberta, was just another quiet submissive indian girl in Guatemala.

One day, she became the voice of the indians, and a long lin This story of Rigoberta is inspiring and enlightening. This is the kind of book they should make everyone read. Its about an unsung hero at least in the eyes of the world.

Asi Me Nacio La Conciencia

We, white upperclass latinos, don't know much about the plight of the the Indians. In fact, we are kept from this information, systematically. The information is out there, but you need to find it. Rigoberta, was just another quiet submissive indian girl in Guatemala.

One day, she became the voice of the indians, and a long line of abuses and injury came out. Thanks to the courage of this little (only in size) woman.

Me Llamo Rigoberta Asi Me Nacio La Conciencia

It took me a long time to read this book. One of the reasons is that this is a paper book, and I find it is much easier to read a digital when reading in a foreign language (easier to review notes, easier to do word lookups in the dictionary). For a gringa, this was a great introduction to some of the history and issues of the indigenous people in Guatemala - as well as great for learning Spanish. Although she's a controversial figure and there is debate as to some of the historical accuracy in It took me a long time to read this book. One of the reasons is that this is a paper book, and I find it is much easier to read a digital when reading in a foreign language (easier to review notes, easier to do word lookups in the dictionary). For a gringa, this was a great introduction to some of the history and issues of the indigenous people in Guatemala - as well as great for learning Spanish. Although she's a controversial figure and there is debate as to some of the historical accuracy in some of the events she describes, this book gives a very good general feel of the indigenous perspective on the problems in Guatemala.