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Looking Back and Looking Forward from the Underside of History as an exploration of missed opportunities and recent challenges that could result in more profound understandings of race and coloniality, among other key areas of decolonial thought. The 60th anniversary of the passing of the influential anti-racist and anticolonial figure, Frantz Fanon, and the F

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Islamic Liberation Theology and the Decolonial Turn: A Historical and Theoretical Introduction. The conversation on what defines coloniality is one steeped in a social analysis of modern/colonial power from the perspective of the marginalized. The development of Liberation Theologies is a response to that power structure from the perspectives of those involved in the decolonial turn.

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History, Memory, and Forgetting: Epistemological Challenges for Latin American Biblical-Theological of Africanist authors from the studies of the Afro-Asian transformation in the Hebrew Bible. Finally, there is a proposal of some epistemological assumptions from the Afro-diasporic territories to contemporary biblical studies.

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Looking Back and Looking Forward from the Margin of the Marginsey underline in many ways, there is no margin of the margins without women. Indeed, most generalizations about Christian faith or theology (as good or bad) do not sufficiently consider the quotidian, creative, decolonizing theology done by women on the margin of the margins.

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