Sharon Zaga was 16 years old when she decided that her life would be dedicated to making this “museum” and as the years passed, coincidences and fortune, allowed her to carry out her dream into a reality.
“We are 13 years old and I have been able to see how people and students learn and create awareness about human dignity. We are not a museum, we are a place that promotes an experience of what we human beings are”, says the director of this precinct located in the Downtown and who, on this occasion, in addition to inviting us to know it, reveals her favorite places in Mexico City.
I love this city and I define it by its people.
The Bosque de Chapultepec, I go there every Sunday, I walk there and I move to other worlds.
To Matisse restaurant, I love it.
I like all the museums, but my favorite is the Franz Mayer, it has unique cultural richness.
The Downtown
To Catamundi restaurant in Polanco, it’s very nice and I like their coffee.
Museo Memoria y Tolerancia, the Basilica of Guadalupe and Frida Kahlo’s Blue House.
Finally, Sharon Zaga tells us that this June two exhibitions will open at the Museo Memoria y Tolerancia, the first, as every year, about the International LGBTTIQ+ Pride Day and the second, the exhibition of women where the struggle to live free and equal lives is vindicated.
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