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...Ira Berlin; Steven F. Miller; Leslie S. Rowland Copyright © September 1988 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc. 1988 Afro-American Families in the Transition from Slavery to Freedom Ira Berlin...

...Frank A. Guridy 2003 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization,Inc. 2003 03-Guridy 9/16/03 12:25 PM Page 19 From Solidarity to Cross-Fertilization: Afro-Cuban/African American Interaction during the 1930s and 1940s Frank...

...Dawn Fulton Abstract This article examines literary evocations of Afropolitanism in French, with particular attention to millennial works by Black women writers. Narratives and portraits by Lauren Ekué, Léonora Miano, and Rokhaya Diallo reject the Afro-pessimism of twentieth-century visions...

...Sara Marzagora; Rafeef Ziadah Abstract This article discusses the relevance of the journal Lotus: Afro-Asian Writings , a trilingual (Arabic, English, French) quarterly published by the Afro-Asian Writers Association from 1968 to 1991, for the development of critical and anticolonial pedagogies...

... to Africa” in Bolivia and thus a “natural place” for black slaves to have ended up and a “natural place” for their descendants to have stayed. The ways in which Afro-Bolivians have been naturalized into the Yungas suggests a biologizing (in other words, racializing) of blackness that is largely denied...

...Dilip M. Menon Contemporary considerations of the Bandung Conference and the vision of Afro-Asian affinity that it raised have been tinged with skepticism. Through the lens of a world defined by the Cold War, with its vision of decolonized people coming together against the West with a spirit...

...Mark Naison 1975 92 Course Syllabus Afro-American History 1512-1865 Mark Naison Fordham University, Bronx, N.Y. Course Description: This course is designed to provide a general survey of the Afro-American experience from the origins of the slave trade to the end...

...Afro-Asian Networks Research Collective Scholarship on the Afro-Asian era has tended to focus on major diplomatic events. This manifesto is a call to acknowledge the larger Afro-Asian environment in which the “Bandung moment” took place, focusing on transnational networks outside those...

...Cristóbal Valencia Ramírez Particular historic and contemporary formations of criollo society deny the existence of an Afro-Venezuelan community, thus hindering race-based struggles for democracy. However, Afro-Venezuelan activists are challenging Venezuelan race relations through a process...

...Anita González While Africans and their descendants are woven into the fabric of Mexico's history, social systems and cultural institutions negate the viability of a dynamic and political black population. Although Afro-Mexicans have socially “disappeared” into the political construction...

... they were blinded by the Afro-Asian solidarity of the 1954 Bandung Conference. Indonesia used Bandung to codify its eventual colonization of West Papua. This article complicates Bandung as an iconic symbol of Global South solidarity. Excavating newspapers, indigenous magazines and archives on Melanesia...

...Micol Seigel Abstract This reflection explores two loose social formations in contemporary Brazil that offer potentially inspiring political models. One consists of queer, Afro-descended activists invoking quilombos to curate welcoming spaces for community engagement and support. The other...

... of Felicia Santizo and Sara Sotillo, two Afro-descendant contemporaries who taught and organized within predominantly Black and working-class communities while demanding greater access for all poor and working people throughout the country. Through their organizing in the realms of education, labor...

... in the issue that study revolutionary periodicals such as the Cairo-based Afro-Asian literary magazine Lotus and underground pamphlets from the Mau Mau movement in Kenya. These teaching tools are accessible, interactive resources that provide archival, literary, and historical insights on movements...

... Aline Helg, Our Rightful Share: The Afro-Cuban Struggle for Equality, 2886-2922 (Chapel Hill and London: University of North Carolina Press, 1995). 361pp., $45.00 (cloth), $16.95 (paper). Kim D. Butler, Freedoms Given, Freedoms Won: Afro-Brazilians in Post Abolition Sa"o Paulo...

... preeminent cultural hallmark of the relationship between Indo and Afro in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago: group tensions locally interpreted as inherent “racial,” and sometimes “cultural,” incompatibility. Specifically, I am concerned with the local community...

... also claim William Bradford Huie’s Three Lives fir Mississippi as an inspirational source.’ Between Mississippi Burning and its predecessor there have appeared a handful of made-for-television movies about Afro- Americans’ struggle for constitutional rights, political power, and economic...

... and bondage to which we will have cause to refer. Since Roll, Jordan, Roll is the final work in his trilogy on slavery, we must examine its relationship to his earlier writing. The history of Afro-American slavery has been marred by the racial, class, and cultural biases of most historians...