Sofia Melendez Ron, M.Ed., M.A.
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Pozole (then called tlacatlaolli) used to be cooked with human flesh as part of a ritual offering by the elites of the Mexicas (aka Aztecs) to Xipe Tótec (god of fertility, maíz, and war). Like in other cultures that had human sacrifices, it was a great honour to be the one sacrificed
El sangriento origen del pozole, uno de los platos más tradicionales de las fiestas patrias de México - BBC News Mundo
El pozole es una de las comidas favoritas por los mexicanos para celebrar su independencia cada mes de septiembre, pero ¿sabes cómo se preparaba originalmente su antecedente prehispánico?
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February 8, 2025 at 1:04 AM
Pozole (then called tlacatlaolli) used to be cooked with human flesh as part of a ritual offering by the elites of the Mexicas (aka Aztecs) to Xipe Tótec (god of fertility, maíz, and war). Like in other cultures that had human sacrifices, it was a great honour to be the one sacrificed
This left me thinking about the origins of pozole
February 5, 2025 at 4:07 AM
This left me thinking about the origins of pozole
Reposted by Sofia Melendez Ron, M.Ed., M.A.
The history of Zionism is peppered with examples of antisemites who supported the Zionist project first and foremost on antisemitic grounds. You think the British supported Zionism out of the goodness of their heart? Because they loved Jewish people? No.
January 22, 2025 at 12:09 AM
The history of Zionism is peppered with examples of antisemites who supported the Zionist project first and foremost on antisemitic grounds. You think the British supported Zionism out of the goodness of their heart? Because they loved Jewish people? No.