#amuzgo

Amuzgo women, Mexico, by Bienestar

Xochistlahuaca Gro.

An Amuzgo indigenous woman rolls the raw cacao paste with hands into balls, used for hot chocolate preparation, in artisanal chocolate manufacture in Xochistlahuaca, Guerrero, Mexico. - Copyright © 2022 Jan Sochor Photography

Pueblo Amuzgo, Oaxaca / © Jesús Muñoz, Ilustrador

Huipil amuzgo, Oaxaca, México

Este frío solo me da pretextos para sacar mi rebozo amuzgo 🥰 #santiagosavi #rebozo #amuzgo https://www.instagram.com/p/B6T2rodj0fY/?igshid=1e2brf8z925hs

via @mixedgreensunt: "#JuliaLópez is an established painter whose work strays away from traditional Mexican art. Her parents were of #African and #Amuzgo (#indigenous) heritage. Since the mid-1950s, López has held more than thirty solo exhibits in Latin America, the United States, and in Europe. López’s paintings often feature dark-skinned women in bright colors with tropical settings. She describes how so much of her work is influenced by the places and people of her childhood. 🏴🇲🇽 Happy Mixed Bi/Multi/Transracial Adoptee Appreciation Month! We will be posting every Friday this month to show you more mixed and transracially adopted folks! Source: Maiorana, J. (2021, March 28). Julia López (1936- ). BlackPast.org. #womenshistorymonth #mixedhistory #transracialadoption #mixedpeople #multiracial https://www.instagram.com/p/Ca0clVmuwsR/?utm_medium=tumblr