Noise #184: The legacy of Bertha Arzú
A Honduran activist empowers women in indigenous communities.
Last week, the United Nations Population Fund posted an article about Bertha Arzú, a Honduran activist working on behalf of Black and indigenous women.
For over three decades, Arzú has organized and educated women in the Garifuna community, an ethnic minority in Honduras. In the words of Maria Miranda, a Garifuna woman who worked with Arzú’s non-profit:
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