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Presentation. Afro-descendant intellectuals in Latin America and the Caribbean: figures, discourses and broadcast spaces

From Matthew Bondman to Toussaint Louverture: a window to The Black Jacobins by C. L. R. James

Decolonial Paideias: essays of formation in Franco-Antillean Literature

“Homeland, Culture, Justice and Freedom”: Alex Curling Delisser at the dawn of the black caribbean intelligentsia in costa rica

“The letter as an instrument of combat of the black people”: Manuel Zapata Olivella and the magazine Letras Nacionales

The intellectual trajectory of Manuel Zapata Olivella in Afro-Colombian organizational processes

Racism and recognition in a novel by Manuel Zapata Olivella

Sylvia Wynter and the problem of “humanism”

“Amefrican” feminisms?: intellectual trajectories of Lélia Gonzalez de Almeida and Alicia Camacho during the 1980s

Intellectuality, race and gender: women in afro-resistance from the Azapa and Arica valley, Chile

Perceptions about class in the Afro-Uruguayan press (1872-1929)

Contribution of Amir Smith Córdoba to the Colombian black intellectual infrastructure in the 1970s: learning to be black with t...

Two Afro-Colombian voices in two seas

Traces and memories of hurricanes in Hurricane Protocol by Lasana Sekou

Ancestral evocation and Afro-Pacific literature in the voice of Mary Grueso Romero

The Stone had bloomed into islands: remembering the life and works of Kamau Brathwaite (1930-2020)

The “Afro-America” of Alejandro Lipschutz. A note on the “black culture” in the inter-American indigenismo

State regulation of plebeian childhood. Agents and institutions in the emergence of state protection of children in Buenos Aire...

The colonial unconscious in the circulation of contemporary Latin American art

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