Black Women in Latin America and the Caribbean
Critical Research and Perspectives
Herausgeber: Medeiros, Melanie A; Perry, Keisha-Khan Y
Black Women in Latin America and the Caribbean
Critical Research and Perspectives
Herausgeber: Medeiros, Melanie A; Perry, Keisha-Khan Y
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This volume collects intellectual work by and about Black women while shedding light on the socio-political conditions that shape their participation and leadership in political struggles for citizenship rights and resources. Additionally, this volume explores the role of the social sciences in documenting anti-Black violence and forging hemispheric struggles against that violence.
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This volume collects intellectual work by and about Black women while shedding light on the socio-political conditions that shape their participation and leadership in political struggles for citizenship rights and resources. Additionally, this volume explores the role of the social sciences in documenting anti-Black violence and forging hemispheric struggles against that violence.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Univ of Chicago Behalf of Rutgers Univ Press
- Seitenzahl: 214
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. August 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 155mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 295g
- ISBN-13: 9781978836303
- ISBN-10: 1978836309
- Artikelnr.: 66401985
- Verlag: Univ of Chicago Behalf of Rutgers Univ Press
- Seitenzahl: 214
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. August 2023
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 155mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 295g
- ISBN-13: 9781978836303
- ISBN-10: 1978836309
- Artikelnr.: 66401985
Melanie A. Medeiros is an associate professor of anthropology at SUNY Geneseo. She is the author of Marriage, Divorce and Distress in Northeast Brazil: Black Women’s Perspectives on Love, Respect and Kinship (Rutgers University Press). She is also the co-editor of Ethnographic Insights on Latin America and the Caribbean. Keisha-Khan Y. Perry is an associate professor of Africana studies at the University of Pennsylvania. She is the author of Black Women against the Land Grab: The Fight for Racial Justice in Brazil, winner of the 2014 Gloria Anzaldua Book Prize from the National Women's Studies Association and a Choice Review Outstanding Title for 2014.
Foreword
Reconfiguring the Politics of Knowledge: Writing
Transnational Black Feminism from the South
CHRISTEN A. SMITH
Introduction 1
KEISHA-KHAN Y. PERRY AND MELANIE A. MEDEIROS
1 Reclaiming a Legacy: Black Women’s Presence and
Perspectives in the Brazilian Social Sciences
EDILZA CORREIA SOTERO
2 Beyond Intercultural Mestizaje: Toward Black Women’s
Studies on the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua
MELANIE WHITE
3 The Significance of “Communists Wearing Panties”
in the Jamaican Left Movement (1974–1980)
MAZIKI THAME
4 Exercising Diversity: From Identity to Alliances
in Brazil’s Contemporary Black Feminism
JULIA S. ABDALL A
5 “This Isn’t to Get Rich”: Double Morality and
Black Women Private Tutors in Cuba
ANGELA CRUMDY
6 A “Bundle of Silences”: Untold Stories of Black Women
Survivors of the War in Colombia
CASTRIELA E. HERNÁNDEZ-REYES
7 The Burden of Las Bravas: Race and Violence
against Afro-Peruvian Women
ESHE L. LEWIS
8 A Creole Christmas: Sexual Panic and Reproductive
Justice in Bluefields, Nicaragua
ISHAN GORDON-UGARTE
9 Digital Black Feminist Activism in Brazil: Toward a
Repoliticization of Aesthetics and Romantic Relationships
BRUNA CRISTINA JAQUETTO PEREIRA AND CRISTIANO RODRIGUES
Notes on Contributors
Index
Reconfiguring the Politics of Knowledge: Writing
Transnational Black Feminism from the South
CHRISTEN A. SMITH
Introduction 1
KEISHA-KHAN Y. PERRY AND MELANIE A. MEDEIROS
1 Reclaiming a Legacy: Black Women’s Presence and
Perspectives in the Brazilian Social Sciences
EDILZA CORREIA SOTERO
2 Beyond Intercultural Mestizaje: Toward Black Women’s
Studies on the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua
MELANIE WHITE
3 The Significance of “Communists Wearing Panties”
in the Jamaican Left Movement (1974–1980)
MAZIKI THAME
4 Exercising Diversity: From Identity to Alliances
in Brazil’s Contemporary Black Feminism
JULIA S. ABDALL A
5 “This Isn’t to Get Rich”: Double Morality and
Black Women Private Tutors in Cuba
ANGELA CRUMDY
6 A “Bundle of Silences”: Untold Stories of Black Women
Survivors of the War in Colombia
CASTRIELA E. HERNÁNDEZ-REYES
7 The Burden of Las Bravas: Race and Violence
against Afro-Peruvian Women
ESHE L. LEWIS
8 A Creole Christmas: Sexual Panic and Reproductive
Justice in Bluefields, Nicaragua
ISHAN GORDON-UGARTE
9 Digital Black Feminist Activism in Brazil: Toward a
Repoliticization of Aesthetics and Romantic Relationships
BRUNA CRISTINA JAQUETTO PEREIRA AND CRISTIANO RODRIGUES
Notes on Contributors
Index
Foreword
Reconfiguring the Politics of Knowledge: Writing
Transnational Black Feminism from the South
CHRISTEN A. SMITH
Introduction 1
KEISHA-KHAN Y. PERRY AND MELANIE A. MEDEIROS
1 Reclaiming a Legacy: Black Women’s Presence and
Perspectives in the Brazilian Social Sciences
EDILZA CORREIA SOTERO
2 Beyond Intercultural Mestizaje: Toward Black Women’s
Studies on the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua
MELANIE WHITE
3 The Significance of “Communists Wearing Panties”
in the Jamaican Left Movement (1974–1980)
MAZIKI THAME
4 Exercising Diversity: From Identity to Alliances
in Brazil’s Contemporary Black Feminism
JULIA S. ABDALL A
5 “This Isn’t to Get Rich”: Double Morality and
Black Women Private Tutors in Cuba
ANGELA CRUMDY
6 A “Bundle of Silences”: Untold Stories of Black Women
Survivors of the War in Colombia
CASTRIELA E. HERNÁNDEZ-REYES
7 The Burden of Las Bravas: Race and Violence
against Afro-Peruvian Women
ESHE L. LEWIS
8 A Creole Christmas: Sexual Panic and Reproductive
Justice in Bluefields, Nicaragua
ISHAN GORDON-UGARTE
9 Digital Black Feminist Activism in Brazil: Toward a
Repoliticization of Aesthetics and Romantic Relationships
BRUNA CRISTINA JAQUETTO PEREIRA AND CRISTIANO RODRIGUES
Notes on Contributors
Index
Reconfiguring the Politics of Knowledge: Writing
Transnational Black Feminism from the South
CHRISTEN A. SMITH
Introduction 1
KEISHA-KHAN Y. PERRY AND MELANIE A. MEDEIROS
1 Reclaiming a Legacy: Black Women’s Presence and
Perspectives in the Brazilian Social Sciences
EDILZA CORREIA SOTERO
2 Beyond Intercultural Mestizaje: Toward Black Women’s
Studies on the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua
MELANIE WHITE
3 The Significance of “Communists Wearing Panties”
in the Jamaican Left Movement (1974–1980)
MAZIKI THAME
4 Exercising Diversity: From Identity to Alliances
in Brazil’s Contemporary Black Feminism
JULIA S. ABDALL A
5 “This Isn’t to Get Rich”: Double Morality and
Black Women Private Tutors in Cuba
ANGELA CRUMDY
6 A “Bundle of Silences”: Untold Stories of Black Women
Survivors of the War in Colombia
CASTRIELA E. HERNÁNDEZ-REYES
7 The Burden of Las Bravas: Race and Violence
against Afro-Peruvian Women
ESHE L. LEWIS
8 A Creole Christmas: Sexual Panic and Reproductive
Justice in Bluefields, Nicaragua
ISHAN GORDON-UGARTE
9 Digital Black Feminist Activism in Brazil: Toward a
Repoliticization of Aesthetics and Romantic Relationships
BRUNA CRISTINA JAQUETTO PEREIRA AND CRISTIANO RODRIGUES
Notes on Contributors
Index