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An intricate wall mural painted in broad strokes of blue. At the center is Chalchiuhtlicue, the Aztec goddess of lakes and streams. In the background, there are women from Bolivia, women from India, women from the Mexico-U.S. border — all standing together. The figure of La Llorona herself is in the foreground, holding a child, and with a single tear on her cheek. Her hand is outstretched toward the viewer.

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