The Unpopular History of Mexico
Esperanza BeltránExploring Mexico's Overlooked Past: Join me on this journey of discovering the untold stories that shaped this nation's identity and legacy.
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The birth of the Virgin of Guadalupe
First, I’d like to thank everyone who has subscribed to The Unpopular History of Mexico in the past weeks. It means a lot and I am very grateful, appreciative, and happy to have you here!
La Malinche, Marina, Malintzin, and Malinali
Let’s start with the subtitle: Giving myself more time to read and research. Somewhere along the way, I became a slow reader, less of a reader. As I started writing more, the way I read changed too. And now I miss so much getting lost in a ...
Naming America
Have you ever wondered where the name America came from? I have for a long time, actually, and came across this information about two weeks ago. America is named after the Italian businessman turned explorer, Amerigo Vespucci (1451-1512).
The courage to speak
The year is 1989, I am 10 years old. My mom, my brother, and I are on vacation on our regular one-week stop in Mexico City before heading out to be with my grandmother in a remote village in Oaxaca. We visit once every year or two years, so...
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My name is Esperanza Beltrán, I am a writer and a lover of art and stories. Currently, I am editing my first completed manuscript while also working as an editor of immigration reports. I live in Los Angeles with my family.
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