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In the Americas with David Yetman
African and Indigenous Heritage in Oaxaca’s Coast
Season 11
Episode 1104
On the Pacific Coast of Oaxaca, runaway slaves built their own communities and joined other indigenous groups, forging a culture that persists into the present.
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