Two indigenous women converse just outside the wall of one of San Francisco Xavier University’s campuses. They are waiting for a bus. Their body language is expectant, and they wear the clothing and hats of their ethnic tradition. (Most of the indigenous population of Bolivia is either Quechua or Aymara.) They represent the historic roots of this nation, while the writing and drawing on the university’s wall behind them encapsulate a view of Bolivian university students towards nationhood. The words tell us “Freedom is not doing what you want…freedom is knowing what to do.” In this image I contrast Bolivian tradition with the future of Bolivian education.