How are they Dying?: Politicizing Black Death in Latin America

The protests that have emerged in the United States under the banner Black Lives Matter are similar to decades-old movements in Latin America. At the core of all of this organizing, according to , is the same attempt to humanize black people. While those interested in inequality have tended to ask h...

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Published in:World policy journal 2016, Vol.33 (1), p.38-45
Main Author: Paschel, Tianna S.
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African American Studies and Black Diaspora
BLACK LIVES MATTER EVERYWHERE
Black people
Critical Ethnic Studies
Inequality
Latin American history
Postcolonial and Colonial Studies
Racism
Violence
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Critical Ethnic Studies
Inequality
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Postcolonial and Colonial Studies
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Violence
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