Elvia Alvarado, who we learn about in our Journey Through Religion course is quoted in the meme below. She is a Honduran peasant, church woman and civil rights activist.

Elvia Alvarado, is a fearless Honduran human rights activist who has dedicated her life to fighting for justice and equality for her community. Her story is one of resilience, courage, and unwavering determination.

Born in 1949 in the small village of Guadalupe Carney, Alvarado grew up in a humble family of farmers. She witnessed firsthand the injustices and struggles faced by the indigenous people in Honduras, as they were constantly being exploited and marginalized by the government and powerful corporations.

Despite facing many challenges, Alvarado never gave up on her dreams of a better future for her people. She became a community leader and tirelessly advocated for the rights of indigenous farmers and the protection of their land.

However, her fight for justice has not been without sacrifice. Alvarado has faced threats, harassment, and even the tragic loss of her husband and two sons, who were murdered for their activism. But she continues to be a beacon of hope and inspiration, never backing down from her mission.

Alvarado's story is a reminder that one person's determination can make a difference. She is a true hero who has inspired many to stand up for their rights and fight against injustice. Let's honor her legacy by spreading awareness about her work and supporting the causes she holds dear.