Betsy Konefal
1 book
About the Author
Betsy Konefal is a historian whose research centers on Indigenous social movements and political activism in Latin America. She examines how Maya communities in Guatemala organized and responded to state violence and repression during the late twentieth century. Her scholarship highlights the resilience of Indigenous voices and the ways in which activism shaped broader struggles for rights and justice. Konefal draws on archival sources and oral histories to illuminate the experiences of those often excluded from official narratives.
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Books by Betsy Konefal
