CUB@FRO (N1, July 2021)
Newsletter and scientific dissemination
Publishers: Rosa Campoalegre Septien, Felicitas Regla López Sotolongo, Kezia Zabrina Henry Knight, Geidy Caridad Hernández Iglesias, Rodrigo Espina Prieto, Ileana Nuñez Morales, Zoe Sosa Borjas, Raquel Sierra.
Center for Psychological and Sociological Research. Nelson Mandela Chair
CLACSO Working Group on Afro-descendants and counter-hegemonic proposals
July 2021
The “Cub@fro” Bulletin, sponsored by the Nelson Mandela Chair of Afro-descendant Studies, emerged at a very particular historical moment, characterized by the reconfiguration of racism on a global scale. We are living through a lethal crossroads during the International Decade of Peoples for the Rights of the Disappeared.
Afro-descendants, with their goals delayed, and the impact of racialized pandemics
Cub@fro, 20 years after Durban
Dr. C. Rosa Campoalegre Septien
The black doll: between stereotypes and identity
M. Sc. Odalys González Collazo
Looking for the image of a different young woman
M.Sc. Yaniset Nuñez Manzanares
Promoting rights 20 years after Durban
Dr. C. Felicitas Regla López Sotolongo / M. Sc. Olivia Casanova Blanco
Dates that weave together history
Dr. C. Kezia Zabrina Henry-Knight
New Arrivals
Inside the House: Mandela Chair in Motion
You can read and share the document at: http://biblioteca.clacso.edu.ar/clacso/gt/20210722042910/Boletin-Cubafro.pdf
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The central theme of our next edition will be Good practices on the fight against discrimination and racism from community spaces, with emphasis on projects led by Afro-descendant women.
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