1. When Nela says "Women are the memory of time wasted and reconquered." what does she mean by reconquered? Is it reconquered in the sense of progressive feminist movements or is it a more negative connotation?
2. When looking at the protest Nela led to rid Ecuador of their dictator, what can we learn that can help us when facing a similar threat today?
3. What is the difference between traditional feminism and communitarian feminism? Through being more action-based, how does communitarian feminism help the women of Bolivia more than normal feminism could have?
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