While recording mythohistories amongst the Barabaig women of Eastern Tanzania, I had the opportunity to witness firsthand how the Barabaig have resisted globalizing forces that have pushed them to the farthest regions of the Basuto Plains.
The powerful infiltration of neoliberal forces culminating in land and resource grabbing has fashioned a geographical landscape of displaced indigenous peoples struggling to restructure their lives in uninhabitable terrain that supports relatively few life forms.