author of the only full-length Engish-language study about the Dahomey, they were first drafted to guard the palace doors. According to the royal dictate duringKing Agaja's reign (1708-1740) Because of her affiliation with the Communist Party, Tenayuca’s life was threatened, and she eventually left San Antonio to pursue her education at San Francisco State College. She later returned to San Antonio and worked as a teacher until her retirement in 1982. In 1999, Tenayucadied of Alzheimer’s at the age of 82 In case you want to know what Harry's reaction was to that question, this face says it all:Twitter contentView on Twitter For all of these women, it was the marginalization of communities that moved them to fight for other people’s rights. The same can be said of early 20th-century labor organizer Emma Beatrice Tenayuca, a pioneer of theSi Se Puede movement