Indigo Mudbhary
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In his interviews with the Nahua youth of El Tecomate, de la Cruz found themes of school children believing that there was no Indigenous resistance during La Conquista, the collapse of the Mexica Empire.
Indigo Mudbhary
Indigo Mudbhary is a University news senior staff writer covering student government. In her free time, she enjoys running around Providence and finding new routes.
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