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...Christen Anne Smith Abstract Black woman, scholar, and visionary—Beatriz Nascimento was a critical figure in Brazil's Black Movement until her untimely death in 1995. Although she published only a handful of articles before she died and left only a few other recorded thoughts, her ideas about...

...María Beatriz Serrano-Abreu Abstract Turbanteo Consciente, literally “consciousness headwrap wearing,” is the term facilitators, participants, and collaborators have coined to name the process of thinking, creating, and promoting the headwrap workshops, a self-developed project that has been going...

... Carneiro's call in 2001 to "rnnegreceerlfeminismo("Blackening feminism) asserts as the final aim of this struggle to achieve equal rights and to become human beings with full possibilities and opportunities beyond the conditions of race and gender. 2 In 2007, Sonia Beatriz dos Santos used the concept...

... of attention to the intersection of race and gender within the (mostly white, left-identified, hegemonic) feminist movement, as well as within the (male dominated, also left-influenced) black movement. Afro-Brazilian feminists such as Beatriz Nascimento, Lelia Gonzalez, Sueli Carneiro, and Luiza Bairros...

... feminist movements in the region], the weakening of their political proposals, and the institutionalization of their trajectory." Christen Smith's essay analyzes the manifold philosophical contributions of pioneer Afro-Brazilian activist-intellectual Beatriz de Nascimento, who she considers...

... the “conscious head-wrapping” movement in Puerto Rico, beautifully documented by María Beatriz Serrano-Abreu in her “Culturework” photo essay “#TurbanteoConsciente: Racial Healing through Wearable Resistance.” As the earring worn by one of the women Serrano photographed openly proclaims, these everyday...

... IN MOVEMENT 37 express affection and in the way they express their sexuality. This dimension of racial violence and the way it affects women from non-hegemonic racial groups has been inspiring careful analysis and the re-creation of practices that are capable offormulating other points of reference. Beatriz...

... of all forms of violence and discrimination against women. A just and comprehensive law against gender violence is what we need now. Ailynn Torres Santana Anabel Mitjans Alaypon Beatriz Lima Lizama Belkis Vega Belmonte Berta Carricarte Melgarez Carolina Luz de la Torre Molina...

... of Sam/Marie-Helene Bourcier (2001, 2003, 2005) and Paul/Beatriz Preciado (2000, 2008) are most known here. Wittig was translated back from English into French including a conference honoring her work held in Paris in 2001 (Bourcier and Robichon 2002). Following this surge of US gender and queer theory...

... their vulnerable situation in distinct areas of social and work life] (MEC2010). Although there are contemporary AfroUruguayan women poets such as Beatriz Santos and Cristina Rodriguez Cabral, it is interesting that MEC chose to use a Costa Rican author's work to highlight the day commemorating Afro-descendant...

... and Sociology , edited by Hund Wulf D. and Lentin Alana , 1 – 35 . Berlin : Lit . Lindqvist Beatriz . 1991 . Drömmar och vardag i exil: Om chilenska flyktingars kulturella strategier . Stockholm : Carlssons . Mannur Anita . 2007 . “ Culinary Nostalgia: Authenticity...

... . 2001 . “ Reconstructing Race: Racism, Culture, and Mestizaje in Latin America .” NACLA Report on the Americas 34 : 16 – 23 . Calvo-Peña Beatriz . 2005 . “ Prensa, política y prostitución en la Habana finisecular: El caso de ‘La Cebolla’ y la ‘Polémica de las Meretrices.’ ” Cuban Studies...

... and Beatriz Gon~alves E. 1998. "Chegou a hara de darmos a luz a n6s mes mas: situando-nos enquanto mulheres negras." CadernoCsedes1, 9 (45): 7-23. Accessed April 25, 20IO. httpwww.scielo.br/scielo .ph p?script=sci_arttext&pid=Sornr -32621998000200002. Spivak, Gayatri C. 20IO. Podeo suba[ternofa[ar?Belo...

...: there is a white world and a black world. Howcanweassurethatpolicietshatpromoteequalityreachthe blackpopulationwithoutreferringto racequoted in CaroAs migos2000, 27; emphasis added). Carneiro, like many other Afro-Brazilian feminist scholars, such as Sonia Beatriz dos Santos (2008), who focuses on health care...

... to Antología: Revelada e indeleble de Claudia Coca . Lima, Peru : Museo de Arte de San Marcos . Powers Melinda . 2011 . “ Syncretic Sites in Luis Alfaro’s Electricidad .” Helios 38 , no. 2 : 193 – 206 . Preciado Beatriz [ Preciado Paul ]. 2014 . “ Cuerpo Improprio .” Parole...

... Woman, 1920-1950." In BuildingwithOur Hands: NewDirectionisn ChicanaStudies,edited by Adela de la Torre and Beatriz M. Pesquera, ro9-29. Berkeley: University of California Press. 1998. FromOut oftheShadows:MexicanWomenin Twentieth-CentuArymerica. 34 CATHERINES. RAMfREZ New York and Oxford: Oxford...