1. What are the possible long-term effects of living in the "borderlands"? What kind of insight can be gained of larger society for those living/operating in the margins/borderlands?
2. How might the hidden aspect of domestic labor (cleaning homes, taking care of children/elderly) hinder women's fair treatment?
3. What was Truth's argument? Discuss how Truth's story is an example of intersectionality. (If this concept is still unclear, try talking it out and your classmates will fill in the gaps)
4. According to Curandera, why is it important to tell stories differently and do "medicinal history?"
5. According to the film, She's Beautiful When She's Angry, what/who was the Lavender Menace? What did it signify about the women's movement?