Titlebook: New Social Movements in the African Diaspora; Challenging Global A Leith Mullings Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Americ

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The Black Movement in Panama popular forces, the embrace of neoliberalism by wide sectors of the political and economic class, and the disarray of the black movement. During this decade, Afro-Panamanian groups and popular organizations had to adjust to the postinvasion political and economic environment dominated by the so-cal

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The Liberation Imperative of Black Genocidentiblack genocide generates the imperatives of liberation and revolution. Either we begin to address, redress, and do away with what makes possible the multiple facets of antiblack genocide or we succumb to the dehumanizing values that produce and are reproduced by the systematic, persistent disrega

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Transnational Black Feminism in the Twenty-first Centurylights strategies that activists in the black women’s movement have used to challenge racism and sexism and the impact of their efforts vis-à-vis the black movement and women’s movement as well as the Brazilian state. In recent decades, activists in the black women’s movement have developed innovati

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The Emergence and Evolving Character of Contemporary Afro-Bolivian Mobilizationican descent makes that common opening statement no less necessary and relevant. It is precisely this demographic reality that has long held sway against social and political mobilization based on Afro-Bolivian identity and that has affected the character and trajectory of such mobilization when it

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Taking on Empiresre the descendants of enslaved Africans, mostly from Madagascar and the southwestern Mozambique coast, and, to a lesser extent, indentured Indians, brought to the previously uninhabited islands beginning in the late eighteenth century. By the mid-twentieth century, this diverse group had become a di

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