Historical Manifestations Of Rebellion

As a collective, Mexico’s modern revoultionary organizations have wanted to address the theme of Indigenous Autonomy, because now more than ever it happens to be the best infrastructural model for organizing a durable movement of resistance that is not exclusive of just indigenous individuals, but openly commends allies and supporters of their cause. It has been the permanently consistent will of Indigenous people’s struggles and resistance which work towards preserving the unique aspects of the cultures with which they identify. This concept includes the refusal of domination and a refusal to conform to its imposition, for the purpose of creating a feasible defense mechanism for themselves while facing the “enemy”/invaders; while of course, living freely themselves.

Historical Manifestations of Rebellion

Those individuals who choose to not present their resistance towards blatant governmental control and neglect through physical protesting, military coupes, and indignant rioting; manifest their discontent and general desire to be treated fairly through passive forms of protest. Some of the
The original logic of the indigenous utopia coincided with the discourse of the government, and the result has been a domesticated utopia - a comfortable and attractive solution for those who do not have time to imagine the future, but prefer an immediate exit from the present. Until now this has been the biggest success of the Mexican state in repressing politics: cutting off free imagination about our own future, discouraging thought and reflection, 'keeping it in the closet,' in other words: separating resistance from