Search Results for Afro-Latino

... and builds on the work of Afro-Latinos like Thomas’s Down These Mean Streets , producing an Afro-Latino/a literature that takes race as a given and shifts narrative attention to language. Díaz’s writing focuses on artistic craft and uses language to represent what it means be black, Latino, and an immigrant...

... Brazil African diaspora marronage slavery reparations Afro-Latino American studies ...

... African Americans Nuyoricans Afro-Latino Daddy Yankee N.O.R.E. Notch hip-hop ...

... Ruth Fernández music and race Popular Democratic Party women politicians Afro-Latino ...

... Ruth Fernández music and race Popular Democratic Party women politicians Afro-Latino ...

... Piri Thomas Drown , The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao Afro-Latino African diaspora ...

... of the artists credited with bringing reggaetón to mainstream U.S. audiences, to further demonstrate how this marketing strategy separated blackness and Latinidad. In contrast, the chapter ends with a discussion of artist Notch, whose work shows how reggaetón continues be a space to articulate an Afro-Latino...

... Call It Sleep and builds on the work of Afro-Latinos like Thomas’s Down These Mean Streets , producing an Afro-Latino/a literature that takes race as a given and shifts narrative attention to language. Díaz’s writing focuses on artistic craft and uses language to represent what it means be black...

... wildly popular interpretations of Afro-Cuban semiclassical music; and third, her 1960s pop versions of Afro–Puerto Rican folkloric genres and internationalist pop music advertising Puerto Rican progress. Ruth Fernández music and race Popular Democratic Party women politicians Afro-Latino ...

... to trace post-1695 legacies of Palmares. Part V, “Deaths and Rebirths,” traces the story of Palmares into the nineteenth, twentieth, and twenty-first centuries. Brazil African diaspora marronage slavery reparations Afro-Latino American studies ...

... with a larger discussion about the ways that reggaetón has transformed and expanded to include new identities and possibilities to express Afro-Latino identities in Puerto Rico and beyond. Don Omar globalization “Danza Kuduro ” African diaspora ...

... women politicians Afro-Latino ...

... African Americans and Latinos Afro-Mexican cultural politics afrodescendientes relational ethnic studies ...

... free from interference? This book argues that past moments of interethnic internationalism offer vital lessons. Most critically, it has revisited multiple mobilizations that demonstrate that Black, Indigenous, Latino/a, and Asian people can act as protagonists, not simply in our own singular histories...

... between ethnic Mexican and Black people. African Americans and Latinos Afro-Mexican cultural politics afrodescendientes relational ethnic studies ...