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Rigoberta Menchú Tum: A Symbol of Peace in a War-torn Land


Esther Lui
Senior Division
Individual Website

Student-composed words: 1200
Process paper: 498


Thesis

Upon seeing the suffering of her people, the Mayan indigenous of Guatemala, Rigoberta Menchú displayed the qualities of a true leader by raising global awareness of their oppression, working to secure their civil and political rights, and leaving behind a legacy of humanitarian organizations that continue to support indigenous groups today.

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Esther Lui | Senior Division | Individual Website | Student-Composed Words: 1200
Process paper word count: 498
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