Testimony: human rights, and social movements -- Histories and movements : antecedents to the social movement of 2006 -- The emergence of the APPO and the 2006 Oaxaca social movement -- Testimony and human rights violations in Oaxaca -- Community and indigenous radio in Oaxaca : testimony and participatory democracy -- The women's takeover of media in Oaxaca : gendered rights "to speak" and "to be heard" -- The economics and politics of conflict : perspectives from Oaxacan artisans, merchants, and business owners -- In indigenous activism : the triqui autonomous municipality, APPO Juxtlahuaca, and transborder organizing in APPO-L.A. -- From barricades to autonomy and art : youth organizing in Oaxaca. -- Asamblea Popular de los Pueblos de Oaxaca.
Lynn Stephen uses the Oaxaca social movement of 2006 to illustrate how oral testimony is central to rights-claiming, participatory democracy, knowledge creation, and the production of new political subjects in contemporary social movements.
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