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And in Latin American literature, the family isn’t just personal… it’s political.

Whether they're in Asia or Latin America, whether they're in Canada or Australia, they're overlooked.

As cultivation boomed in Latin America, fueled by slavery, growers displaced Indigenous populations and burned forests to establish ever-expanding plantations.

So Roman law in Latin is codified in Constantinople, and then sent to the West as, "Oh, here's your law code."

You might know them by their Latin name, Billionaires Maximus.

Old Norse only became a literary language after Christianized Icelandic scholars adopted Latin script around the 12th century.

Meanwhile, European empires began profiting off coffee-growing, establishing enslaved or exploited workforces in Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean.