January 15, 1999
Anthropologist Challenges Veracity of Multicultural Icon
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But many professors say they will stand by Rigoberta Menchu's memoir The autobiography of a poor Guatemalan woman whose family was oppressed by light-skinned landowners and brutalized by right-wing soldiers has become a cornerstone of the multicultural canon over the last 15 years. So far-reaching is its popularity -- it is read in courses ranging from history to literature |
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