‘Holà hermana, holà hermana!’
Every second word, she refers to me as ‘sister’, even though in terms of race and nationality, we are far from related. Saturnina Quispe Choque has the ability to adopt sisters that way.
Saturnina Quispe Choque
Bolivian feminist Saturnina Quispe Choque talks to Nadia Hausfather.
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