Zapatistas
Definition
The Zapatistas were a revolutionary group in Mexico that emerged in the late 20th century. They fought for indigenous rights, land reform, and social justice.
Analogy
Imagine a group of superheroes fighting to protect the rights of marginalized communities and demanding fairness and equality from those in power.
Related terms
Indigenous Rights: The protection of the cultural, political, and economic rights of indigenous populations.
Land Reform: Policies aimed at redistributing land ownership to address inequalities and promote agricultural productivity.
Social Justice: The fair distribution of resources and opportunities within a society to ensure equal rights for all individuals.
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