Author: Sitalin Sánchez
Nahua dancer originally from San Miguel Tzinacapan, Puebla. In her free time, she is also an illustrator and a poet. She has a bachelor's in Graphic Design and a master's degree in Communication and Social Change. She is currently doing a specialty in epistemologies of the South. She writes about racism in design and draws about the struggle of indigenous peoples for a dignified life. Her work can be seen on the Instagram account: sitalin.sanchez. She is also communication director at @sirena.designlab and strategic designer at @bynorobu.
Tosenyot: Democracy Is Unity and a Deep Commitment for Community
Tosenyot, that’s how our ancestors called it. It means “our essential unity.” Our unwavering bond as Maseual people. Together with our contradictions, or strains, our joys, and our love. We are a community that survives time, nature, and its oppressors, as a San Miguelean poet used to say.