100 years since the birth of Frantz Fanon
"100 years after the birth of Frantz Fanon: Contemporary debates on race and colonialism" is the title of the virtual discussion on Tuesday, July 22.
Participants:
-José Gandarilla Salgado (Mexico). National Autonomous University of Mexico
-Rosa Campoalegre Septien (Cuba). Austral University of Chile and University of La Frontera and University of Mar del Plata
-Alejandro De Oto (Argentina). CONICET
-José Luis Gásquez (Mexico). Faculty of Political and Social Sciences and PUEAAO
-Camille Chalmers (Haiti). State University of Haiti. Executive Director of the Platform for Alternative Development
They moderate:
-Karina Bidaseca (Argentina). CLACSO/CONICET
-Alicia Girón (Mexico). Director of the University Program on Asian, African and Oceanian Studies (PUEAAO)
Organized by:
CLACSO South-South Programme
CLACSO Working Group Epistemologies of the South
CLACSO Working Group on Afro-descendants and counter-hegemonic proposals
CLACSO Working Group Crisis, responses and alternatives in the Greater Caribbean
University Program of Studies on Asia, Africa and Oceania (PUEAAO)
NUsUR Center for Postcolonial Studies, Performances, Afro-Diasporic Identities and Feminisms EIDAES UNSAM
Virtual activity with live streaming
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Frantz Fanon He was a psychiatrist and writer who was born on July 20, 1925, in Martinique, a French colony in the Caribbean. He grew up there; as a young man, he migrated to France and worked as a doctor in Algeria, which was also a French colony. He died at the age of 36.
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