#chichimeca

It won’t be Anne Frank tho it’ll be Ana Rodriguez Romero Sanchez Hernandez Villa Nueva Rodriguez De La Paz with her kids and yes I would! Con gusto. Fuck all you Racist anons! You don’t get no say on my page Yaaaaaa bishhh! Coward little dicks behind a keyboard feel good talking shit to a woman. A real woman at that. A women who isn’t a coward to say FK ICE! FK TRUMP! FK any of you racist assholes. NO ONE conquered my people, you raped and enslaved my ancestors, stole the land and than use words like conquer to make yourself feel better NO it’s called stolen hitler. Just like you believe there is a group called the Aztecs NO u oppressed my ppl u motherfhckers gave my people that name don’t confuse me we are the MeXica surrounded by Anahuac. Don’t let these red man make you believe otherwise.

¿Aztecas o mexicas?

The terminology for referring to the people commonly known as “Aztecs” or “Mexicans” can be complex and varied, depending on the historical and cultural context. They called themselves **nahua**, referring to their language, the Nahuatl. However, within their historical and cultural narratives, they used various names:

1. **Mexico**: This is the primary name they used to refer to themselves as a people. It's the most appropriate term when talking about your collective identity.

2. **Aztec**: It means “Men of Aztlan,” a mythical place from which they are said to have emigrated. This term refers to its origin and its association with the ancient Toltec Empire.

3. **Tenochca**: This name is used to identify those who followed the Tenoch caudillo, highlighting a specific strain within Mexicans.

4. **Chichimeca**: In their stories, they also describe themselves as chichimecas in reference to a period in their history when they were hunting and emigrant villages.

Therefore, when naming this group it is important to consider the specific historical and cultural context, but the term **Mexico** is the most appropriate and respectful to refer to them as a unified collective.

Mesoámeritober Día/Day 3: Personaje histórico // Historical character.

Hoy quise hacer algo más simple porque no tenía muchas ideas, y sigo sin saber renderizar así que estaba probando los pinceles q tengo en clip. De personaje histórico elegí al Tlatoani de Tenayocan Xólotl, yippeeee!!!

Indigenous Model Tania Teyacapan (Tania FirstBorn) breaking barriers and uniting indigenous people through art.