.... The chapter details rarely seen ways of independence as natives kept Hispanic states and peoples at bay. An epilogue notes parallels across the Americas: the autonomies claimed by former slaves in Haiti; those pressed by indigenous communities within a struggling Mexican nation; and the independence asserted...

... as a sociologist, Quijano refused the identification of full-time academic. His intellectual interest, energy, and contribution were always militant in scope: a perspective for analyzing and re-reading the world from Latin America, from the complex weave of race and capital that is the coloniality of power...

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... to reach audiences in Argentina as well as in Europe and the United States. Yet by locating an essentialist indigeneity at the heart of Argentine national identity, Sosa had also connected the country to the rest of Latin America. During the 1970s, she elaborated a revolutionary Latin Americanism...

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..., and Black slaves arrived into the thriving and diverse continent of First Nations America, and some of these nations traced their own lineage back to a cat—the Sky Lynx in the case of the Haudenosaunee. Indigenous Americas Conquest American Revolution cats ...

... This chapter provides a detailed analysis of international human rights laws and institutions and the relationship between Indigenous Peoples in South America and colonial borders. This chapter argues that advancing self-determination for transborder and transnational Indigenous Peoples requires...

... of the Haudenosaunee. Indigenous Americas Conquest American Revolution cats Revolutionary Tigers: Revolutions were made in this era in France, The United States and Haiti—and cats did their part in each. Haitian rebel leader Toussaint Louverture ordered his troops to “fight like tigers,” while French...

... This chapter underlines the racial governmentalities unleashed by the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and its insistence on stripping away Mexican character and holding in abeyance “savage” Indianness in order to receive the benefits of US citizenship. whiteness Americas indigeneity...

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... The chapter reads the Middle Passage in terms of its central function, Conversion, arguing that both blacks and Indigenous peoples have undergone a Middle Passage. It shows that Indigenous enslavement is a recursively generative context for black enslavement in the Americas. It reads Indigenous...