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Kimberly Townsend Palmer 
Mehico. That’s how Gurumayi pronounced it when she talked about it once. She also spoke of that people’s fiery nature.
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The United States does not own the world. The Aztecs called themselves Mexica. It is from that we derive the name “Mexico”. Native people were here long before the Americas were settled by Europeans.
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