This episode reveals how the Aztec people understood their own history, challenging centuries of colonial narratives and offering a profound lesson in perspective.
History, Indigenous Perspectives, Colonialism, Cultural Resilience
If you've ever felt that history, as commonly taught, feels incomplete, this will feel familiar a vital re-evaluation of how stories are told and remembered.
Camilla Townsend is a historian who meticulously reconstructs indigenous histories by immersing herself in original Nahua documents, allowing their voices to finally shape the narrative of their own past.