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K. Yagi,G. Merckling,H. Warlimontch and historical and musical analysis, Malcomson demonstrates how blackness is rendered both local and foreign, and positive and negative. Through examining these contradictions, she illustrates how ideas about race, blackness, and Mexican identity circulate in the racial imaginary of Veracruz, Mexico.

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K. Yagi,G. Merckling,H. WarlimontBlaxican,” referring to his mixed Mexican and African–American heritage. Through analyzing his own experiences in Mexico, Thompson-Hernández sheds light on the transnational circulation of ideas about blackness and Mexican identity.

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K. Yagi,G. Merckling,H. Warlimontitings offer an early example of a “transnational Afro-Latin@ politics” informed by both his experiences in Cuba and the USA. Ultimately, Fusté demonstrates that this politics involved a complex maneuvering between anti-imperialist politics and building alliances between African descendants in the Americas.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-2955-5SA and her organizing with . and . Tianna Paschel integrates her own analysis and provides context for her conversation with Yvette Modestín. This essay also calls attention to the gendered dynamics of political organizing in Afro-Latin American and Afro-Latino communities.

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Holm Altenbach,Jacek J. Skrzypek order to build a new critical Afro-Latino Studies field, we must not only take seriously the continuities and interconnectedness across space and time, but also the many discontinuities and misrecognitions in the Americas.

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K. Yagi,G. Merckling,H. Warlimontch and historical and musical analysis, Malcomson demonstrates how blackness is rendered both local and foreign, and positive and negative. Through examining these contradictions, she illustrates how ideas about race, blackness, and Mexican identity circulate in the racial imaginary of Veracruz, Mex