There is also a great analysis posted at The Hathor Legacy on how LKH treats (or doesn't treat) Anita's biracial background: http://thehathorlegacy.com/books/obsidian-butterfly-lkh/ It discusses the lack of acknowledgment of Anita's Mexican background within the context of New Mexico (and the entire AB Universe) as well as how she gets her magical powers from this part of her background and the implications of this.
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Date: 2009-01-09 09:47 pm (UTC)There is also a great analysis posted at The Hathor Legacy on how LKH treats (or doesn't treat) Anita's biracial background: http://thehathorlegacy.com/books/obsidian-butterfly-lkh/ It discusses the lack of acknowledgment of Anita's Mexican background within the context of New Mexico (and the entire AB Universe) as well as how she gets her magical powers from this part of her background and the implications of this.